Conclusion Jesus is the Fulfillment of
the Passover Lamb
In keeping with the
fulfillment in Jesus as the Passover Lamb motif, one can see that the
prevention of Jesus’ bones from being broken depicts the Passover Lamb.
Moreover, the spilled blood at Calvary covers the believer from the second
death in Revelation 20:14 and represents the foreshadowing event of the blood
of the lamb painted on the doorposts protecting the Israelite firstborn from
the death angel in Exodus 12 & 13.
The Passover Lamb in the Exodus typologically depicts the death of Jesus on the cross as the propitiation of humanity’s sins. Paul states inR omans 1:20, that there is no excuse for unbelief,
because God has revealed Himself in the invisible attributes of creation.
Likewise, there will be no excuse at the consummated eschatological event of
Jesus’ reign as King. Every knee will bow and every tongue will confess that
Jesus is Lord (Phil. 2:10). May those who read John’s Gospel believe that Jesus
is the Lamb who takes away the sins of the world (John 1:36) and receive
eternal life (John 20:30).
The Passover Lamb in the Exodus typologically depicts the death of Jesus on the cross as the propitiation of humanity’s sins. Paul states in
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