Integrated with Dr. John Crotts Lion and Lamb: Why Jesus Is Described As Both—and Why It Matters
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Jan 26, 2026 Vivid imagery from Revelation 5 is unpacked, contrasting Jesus as the conquering Lion and the sacrificial Lamb. Connections to Jacob, Isaiah, and the Davidic promise are explored. The discussion highlights Passover and once-for-all sacrifice themes and points to worshipful response.
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Scripture’s Picture Language Connects Across Books
- Revelation uses vivid pictures to help visual and emotional understanding of Jesus' role.
- John Crotts shows Scripture links across Genesis, Isaiah, and Revelation to reveal coherent fulfillment.
Zoo Visit Makes The Lion Image Vivid
- John Crotts recalls visiting the Atlanta Zoo and hearing lions roar as an image of awe.
- He uses that personal memory to make the lion metaphor visceral and memorable.
Judah’s Lion Predicts A Royal Messiah
- Jacob prophesied Judah as a lion, signaling royal authority and enduring scepter.
- Crotts connects that image to Jesus as the rightful Davidic king who wields sovereign power.