Summary

In this episode, Jeffery Downs discusses the roles of Jesus Christ as the Lamb of God and the Lord. He explores the use of different titles for Jesus Christ in the scriptures and the significance behind them. Jeffery emphasizes the contrast between humility and pride, highlighting the importance of being humble like the Lamb of God. He also shares insights on the great and abominable church and the Church of the Lamb of God. The episode concludes with a reflection on the power and guidance of the Lord.

Takeaways

• The use of different titles for Jesus Christ in the scriptures carries significant meaning and highlights different aspects of His character and role.
• Humility is a key attribute of the Lamb of God, and it is through humility that we can overcome pride and find true happiness.
• The great and abominable church represents the pride and wickedness of the world, while the Church of the Lamb of God represents humility and righteousness.
• The Lord is all-powerful and guides His people, fulfilling His covenants and offering redemption and salvation to all who have faith in Him.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Lack of Sleep 01:01 Studying the Roles of the Savior 03:19 Jesus Christ as the Lamb of God 04:49 Humility vs. Pride 06:15 The Example of Joseph, the Earthly Father of Jesus 07:13 The 12 Apostles of the Lamb 08:38 Faith in the Lamb of God 09:38 The Great and Abominable Church 11:33 Contrasting the Lamb of God and the World 12:53 The Church of the Lamb of God 14:35 The Lord and His Power 16:12 The Lord's Commandments and Deliverance 19:29 The Lord's Ways and Great Things 20:28 The Lord's Redemption and Salvation 21:59 The Lord's Power and Righteousness 23:34 The Lord's Guidance and Faithfulness 24:56 The Lord of Hosts 26:03 Conclusion

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