Unveiling the Slain Lamb: Redefining Victory Through Sacrifice (Revelation Series)

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Religion & Spirituality, Philosophy, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 11 September 2023

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Summary

Explore how the surprising imagery of the Lion and the Lamb in Revelation 5 transforms our understanding of power, victory, and sacrifice. Mike Erre and Tim Stafford dive deep into the subversive message of Revelation, discussing how the early church would have perceived this juxtaposition and what it means for believers today in embracing a paradigm of victory through faithful sacrifice rather than domination.

Key Takeaways:

The Lion and the Lamb Metaphor – Understanding the significance of the Lion of Judah and the Slain Lamb in Revelation 5, and how this challenges traditional notions of power and conquest.
Subverting Militaristic Expectations – How Revelation redefines victory by portraying Jesus as a slain lamb rather than a conquering lion, emphasizing sacrifice over force.
Implications for Modern Believers – Discussing what this imagery means for contemporary Christians in terms of non-violence, humility, and the way we perceive power and success.
The Role of Faithful Witness – Exploring how the early church's understanding of martyrdom and faithful witness shapes our approach to living out the gospel today.
Rewriting Our Narrative of God – Reconsidering our perceptions of God's character in light of the self-giving love demonstrated by Jesus as the Lamb.

Resources Mentioned:

Revelation Chapter 5
Richard Hays – New Testament scholar and author.
Tim Gombis – Insights on biblical metaphors and narratives.

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0:00.0	Hey, welcome to the Voxalogy
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0:14.0	Welcome.
0:15.0	Hey.
0:16.0	Welcome to the Voxology podcast.
0:22.4	Timothy John Stafford making an appearance at the pourover in Auburn, California.
0:29.7	Poor choice.
0:30.8	Poor choice, sorry.
0:32.9	I get all my coffee and wine metaphors mixed up.
0:36.3	Coffee shops are kind of like churches with how they name themselves.
0:39.8	Oh, it's so true.
0:41.4	This is a coffee shop?
0:43.0	Yeah.
0:43.8	And you're playing when?
0:47.2	Tomorrow, Saturday night.
0:49.0	Okay.
0:49.7	So when this comes up Monday.
0:51.2	Yeah.
0:52.1	Yeah.
0:52.8	You will already have done it.
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