Paschal Lamb

It's what the thief who had been promised Paradise really got, when they took the paschal lamb away."

Sometimes the arms of Christ feature a Paschal lamb as the principal charge.

It was transformed into a paschal lamb supporting a pennon of St George.

Each year he rotates one paschal lamb.

True paschal lamb, dying he destroyed our death, rising he restored our life.

The chief sacrament of the Old Law was the Paschal Lamb.

The school badge depicts paschal lamb supporting a cross atop a strip of blue and white wavy lines.

The paschal lamb and the Easter cakes were being transformed ínto love songs.

One version of the coat of arms is a fortified tower with a paschal lamb on top holding a flag.

As a number of other crests featured a paschal lamb, a silver and blue wave, for the River Thames, was added.

Paschal Lamb can refer to:

Over one door is the Paschal Lamb, the badge of the Knights Templar.

On the chief or upper third of the shield is a paschal lamb, symbol of St John the Baptist.

The food on the table often includes a paschal lamb; in Late Antique and Byzantine versions fish was the main dish.

The fifth stanza relates to the "Osterlamm", the Paschal Lamb.

Built during 13th century, this chapel boasts a remarkable Romanesque tympanum featuring the paschal lamb.

Nor may this unleavened bread be baked in an oven, but, like the paschal lamb, it must be roasted on the coals.

The Paschal lamb is the emblem of John the Baptist, the patron saint of wool workers.

Paschal Lamb (disambiguation)

As Sabbatai had arrived on the day preceding Passover, he slew a paschal lamb for himself and his followers.

The two churches provided the Easter feast of Agape (Christian Love) because many could not afford the traditional paschal lamb.

Korban Pesach, also known as the "Paschal Lamb"

To which He replied: 'I have no desire to eat the flesh of this Paschal Lamb with you'."

Among them is the important one that the paschal lamb must be offered even if Passover falls on a Sabbath (Pes.

In front of the bakeries the first trays of marzipan paschal lambs were edging out the last of winter's fig-filled pastries.