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Friend, from Exodus to eternal redemption!

Revelation 5:6-10 And I looked, and lo, in the midst of the throne and of the four living creatures, amidst the elders, a Lamb stood, as if it had been slain, having seven horns and seven eyes, which are the seven Spirits of God sent forth into all the earth.  7 And He came and took the book out of the right hand of Him sitting on the throne. 8 And when He had taken the book, the four living creatures and the twenty-four elders fell down before the Lamb, each one having harps and golden vials full of incense, which are the prayers of the saints.  9 And they sang a new song, saying, You are worthy to take the book and to open its seals, for You were slain and have redeemed us to God by Your blood out of every kindred and tongue and people and nation. 10 And You made us kings and priests to our God, and we will reign over the earth. 

There is a thread that runs from the first Passover in Exodus all the way to the throne room of heaven -- and at the center of that thread is the Lamb. What began in Egypt as deliverance from bondage was never meant to end there. Passover was not just about leaving Egypt; it was about stepping into something eternal. It was a shadow pointing to a greater reality, a greater redemption, and a greater understanding of the Lamb of God.

In Revelation, that reality is fully revealed. The scene is no longer a home in Egypt or a temple in Jerusalem -- it is heaven itself. And there, in the midst of the throne, stands the Lamb. Not forgotten, not replaced, not symbolic -- but central. The same Lamb who was slain is now exalted, and all of heaven declares with one voice, “Worthy is the Lamb who was slain…” And in that same song comes a stunning declaration: “You have made us kings and priests to our God.” The Lamb did not only redeem you -- He restored your identity and positioned you to reign and to minister before Him.

This is the fulfillment of everything Passover pointed toward. The Lamb who was chosen, examined, and whose blood was applied is now the Lamb who is worshiped forever. This is the divine progression -- from Exodus to the Cross to the Throne. In Exodus, the lamb brought deliverance from Egypt; at the cross, the Lamb brought redemption from sin; and at the throne, the Lamb receives eternal worship while raising up a redeemed people who stand before Him as kings and priests. What began as a moment of rescue has become an eternal reality of redemption and calling. And this is the power of it -- the Lamb has never changed. The same One who delivered you is the One who redeemed you, and He is the One who is seated in glory. The scars remain, the sacrifice is remembered, and the victory is eternal.

This means your salvation is not temporary -- it is anchored in eternity. The blood that covered you then still speaks now. The Lamb who saved you then is still worthy now. And the One you trust today is the One you will worship forever -- and serve before Him as part of His royal priesthood. You are not just part of a story that happened -- you are part of a redemption that is still unfolding. Your life is connected to something eternal, something heavenly, something that will never fade. The same Lamb who brought Israel out of Egypt is the Lamb who brought you out of darkness, and He is the Lamb you will stand before one day -- not only as one redeemed, but as one called to reign and minister in His presence.

Friend, so lift your eyes beyond the moment you are in. The Lamb is not only behind you in your deliverance -- He is before you in your destiny. He is at the center of heaven, and He must remain at the center of your life. The day is coming when faith will become sight, and the One you have followed here you will worship there. And on that day, you will join the sound of heaven declaring, “Worthy is the Lamb who was slain,” standing before Him as a king and a priest, walking fully in what He has redeemed you to be. So live now in the reality of that moment, because the Lamb who delivered you is the Lamb you will worship—and serve—forever.

Shabbat Shalom -- have a great weekend, we'll see you first thing on Monday morning!

George & Baht Rivka (Currently in Maryland)

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