The song of Moses is the song of the lamb

[whirlingmerc]

How do you tie the Older Testament and the Newer Testament together. How is the covenant the same or different or do you see it as disconnected or all new and very different

xhttp://www.slideshare.net/MichaelScaman/isaiah-the-song-of-moses-and-the-lamb

 

[jeager106]

The lamb is often used in Biblical literature. The lamb is meek, mild, requires great
care and protection, etc.
I recall a phrase by a writer who said "there may come a day when the lamb
may lie down with the lion. I'll venture to say the lamb won't get much sleep."

 

[Burl]

In my opinion 'The Son of Man' is the recurring theme that ties the Old Testament in with The New.
The New Testament can be condensed into another book of the Old Testament when the future Testament appears.

 

[whirlingmerc]

In my opinion 'The Son of Man' is the recurring theme that ties the Old Testament in with The New.
The New Testament can be condensed into another book of the Old Testament when the future Testament appears.

Hmmm... interesting....Why do you think there will be a future testament?

 

[Burl]

Because the delegated authorities constantly need a periodic reality check.

 

[whirlingmerc]

The way I see it, Jesus is 'the final word'

 

[Burl]

The way I see it, Jesus is 'the final word'

In that context we can see that the Bible's admonishment against necromancy stems from the concern over the ability of the wise to lead the naïve astray, whereas Jesus counters that in Mark 7:15.

Concern over the wiles of the wise to mislead remains and yet in 'treating others as we would be treated' we can lift the prohibition against fraternization with what amounts to be the pillars of the universe.

 

[Brian Schuh]

where is this singing lamb? Is there a zoo someplace where they have a singing lamb? Would you please direct me to a website that has a video of this lamb that sings?

 

[whirlingmerc]

You never heard of the group 'Lamb'?

The covenants, older and newer have overarching ties. The sacrificed lamb being one.