The Passover Lamb

A-Poem-a-Day Until Resurrection Day

"Lamb" by Angel Ciesniarska

THE PASSOVER LAMB

 

Abba went into the sheepfold to choose a spotless lamb,

as Moses gave instructions that he got from the I Am.

 

Our lamb, indeed, was spotless, so I named him Wooly Bright;

we brought him inside to live with us, morning, noon and night.

 

I ran my fingers through his coat and fed him from my hand,

I put fresh water in his trough; he’s the best lamb in the land!

 

Today he’ll be our sacrifice. Moses said this must be done.

He must die that I may live, for I’m a firstborn son.

 

We’ve been oppressed by slavery; Pharaoh will not let us go,

but God’s mighty arm will save us. We’ll watch His power flow.

 

Moses told us, take lamb’s blood, and brush it on the lintel

then we will be protected; it almost sounds too simple.

 

Tonight we will leave Egypt and journey far from home,

but I’ll remember Wooly Bright wherever I may roam.

 

 

Someday the world will see in this, God’s salvation plan;

God’s Son will be the sacrifice, the great Passover Lamb!

 

For as God will use blood of lambs to set His people free,

the precious Blood of Jesus will save sinners…you and me.

 

Maude Carolan Pych 

"The Passover Lamb"

A-Poem-a-Day

Until Resurrection Day

A blessed Passover to all who observe...

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THE PASSOVER LAMB

 

Abba went into the sheepfold to choose a spotless lamb,

as Moses gave instructions that he got from the I Am.

 

Our lamb, indeed, was spotless, so I named him Wooly Bright;

we brought him inside to live with us, morning, noon, and night.

 

I ran my fingers through his coat and fed him from my hand,

I put fresh water in his trough; he’s the best lamb in the land!

 

Today he’ll be our sacrifice. Moses said this must be done.

He must die that I may live, for I’m a firstborn son.

 

We’ve been oppressed by slavery; Pharaoh will not let us go,

but God’s mighty arm will save us. We’ll watch His power flow.

 

Moses told us, take lamb’s blood, and brush it on the lintel

then we will be protected; it almost sounds too simple.

 

Tonight we will leave Egypt and journey far from home,

but I’ll remember Wooly Bright wherever I may roam.

 

 

Someday the world will see in this, God’s salvation plan;

God’s Son will be the sacrifice, the great Passover Lamb!

 

For as God will use blood of lambs to set His people free,

the precious Blood of Jesus will save sinners…you and me.

 

Maude Carolan Pych

My two books, "Wonderhoods" and "Behold the Lamb...poetically!"

are available online at Amazon & Barnes and Noble.

                                                       Maude Carolan Pych

www.maudecarolanpych.net

"The Passover Lamb"

A Poem for Lent...

Image credit: "Lamb" by Angel Ciesniarska

 THE PASSOVER LAMB

 

Abba went into the sheepfold to choose a spotless lamb,

as Moses gave instructions that he got from the I Am.

 

Our lamb, indeed, was spotless, so I named him Wooly Bright;

we brought him inside to live with us, morning, noon, and night.

 

I ran my fingers through his coat and fed him from my hand,

I put fresh water in his trough; he’s the best lamb in the land!

 

Today he’ll be our sacrifice. Moses said this must be done.

He must die that I may live, for I’m a firstborn son.

 

We’ve been oppressed by slavery; Pharaoh will not let us go,

but God’s mighty arm will save us. We’ll watch His power flow.

 

Moses told us, take lamb’s blood, and brush it on the lintel

then we will be protected; it almost sounds too simple.

 

Tonight we will leave Egypt and journey far from home,

but I’ll remember Wooly Bright wherever I may roam.

 

 

Someday the world will see in this, God’s salvation plan;

God’s Son will be the sacrifice, the great Passover Lamb!

 

For as God will use blood of lambs to set His people free,

the precious Blood of Jesus will save sinners…you and me.

 

Maude Carolan Pych

"Behold the Lamb...poetically!"
by Maude Carolan Pych,
and published by Elm Hill Publishers,
is available online at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, etc.

www.maudecarolanpych.net
maudecpych@gmail.com

"The Passover Lamb"

A-Poem-a-Day

Until Resurrection Day...

Chag Sameach! Have a blessed Passover.

"Lamb" by Angel Ciesniarska

THE PASSOVER LAMB

 

Abba went into the sheepfold to choose a spotless lamb,

as Moses gave instructions that he got from the I Am.

 

Our lamb, indeed, was spotless, so I named him Wooly Bright;

we brought him inside to live with us, morning, noon, and night.

 

I ran my fingers through his coat and fed him from my hand,

I put fresh water in his trough; he’s the best lamb in the land!

 

Today he’ll be our sacrifice. Moses said this must be done.

He must die that I may live, for I’m a firstborn son.

 

We’ve been oppressed by slavery; Pharaoh will not let us go,

but God’s mighty arm will save us. We’ll watch His power flow.

 

Moses told us, take lamb’s blood, and brush it on the lintel

then we will be protected; it almost sounds too simple.

 

Tonight we will leave Egypt and journey far from home,

but I’ll remember Wooly Bright wherever I may roam.

 

 

Someday the world will see in this, God’s salvation plan;

God’s Son will be the sacrifice, the great Passover Lamb!

 

For as God will use blood of lambs to set His people free,

the precious Blood of Jesus will save sinners…you and me.

 

Maude Carolan Pych

The above poem is one of 95 included in my book,

"Behold the Lamb...poetically!"

Maude Carolan Pych

The book is available online at Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

www.maudecarolanpych.net

The Passover Lamb

A-Poem-a-Day

Until Resurrection Day

Passover is just a few days away...

By Angel Ciesniarska

THE PASSOVER LAMB

Abba went into the sheepfold to choose a spotless lamb,

as Moses gave instructions that he got from the I Am.

Our lamb, indeed, was spotless, so I named him Wooly Bright;

we brought him inside to live with us, morning, noon and night.

I ran my fingers through his coat and fed him from my hand,

I put fresh water in his trough; he’s the best lamb in the land!

Today he’ll be our sacrifice. Moses said this must be done.

He must die that I may live, for I’m a firstborn son.

We’ve been oppressed by slavery; Pharaoh will not let us go,

but God’s mighty arm will save us. We’ll watch His power flow.

Moses told us, take lamb’s blood, and brush it on the lintel

then we will be protected; it almost sounds too simple.

Tonight we will leave Egypt and journey far from home,

but I’ll remember Wooly Bright wherever I may roam.

Someday the world will see in this, God’s salvation plan;

God’s Son will be the sacrifice, the great Passover Lamb!

For as God will use blood of lambs to set His people free,

the precious Blood of Jesus will save sinners…you and me.

Maude Carolan Pych

Note: The above poem appears in my new book, "Behold the Lamb...poetically!" Elm Hill Press. It is depicted below and is available online at Amazon and Barnes & Noble. For information, go to http://maudecarolanpych.com.

A meaningful Easter Gift Suggestion...

98 poems about the Birth, Death & Resurrection

of Jesus...the Lamb of God.

Behold the Lamb...poetically!

By Maude Carolan Pych

The Passover Lamb

Today’s Lenten Meditation

A-Poem-a-Day

Until Resurrection Day

 

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THE PASSOVER LAMB

Abba went into the sheepfold to choose a spotless lamb,

as Moses gave instructions that he got from the I Am.

Our lamb, indeed, was spotless, so I named him Wooly Bright;

we brought him inside to live with us, morning, noon and night.

I ran my fingers through his coat and fed him from my hand,

I put fresh water in his trough; he’s the best lamb in the land!

Today he’ll be our sacrifice. Moses said this must be done.

He must die that I may live, for I’m a firstborn son.

We’ve been oppressed by slavery; Pharaoh will not let us go,

but God’s mighty arm will save us. We’ll watch His power flow.

Moses told us, take lamb’s blood, and brush it on the lintel

then we will be protected; it almost sounds too simple.

Tonight we will leave Egypt and journey far from home,

but I’ll remember Wooly Bright wherever I may roam.

Someday the world will see in this, God’s salvation plan;

God’s Son will be the sacrifice, the great Passover Lamb!

For as God will use blood of lambs to set His people free,

the precious Blood of Jesus will save sinners…you and me.

Maude Carolan Pych

The Passover Lamb

A-Poem-a-Day

Until Resurrection Day

Image credit: natsab.com

THE PASSOVER LAMB

Abba went into the sheepfold to choose a spotless lamb,

as Moses gave instructions that he got from the I Am.

Our lamb, indeed, was spotless, so I named him Wooly Bright;

we brought him inside to live with us, morning, noon and night.

I ran my fingers through his coat and fed him from my hand,

I put fresh water in his trough; he’s the best lamb in the land!

Today he’ll be our sacrifice. Moses said this must be done.

He must die that I may live, for I’m a firstborn son.

We’ve been oppressed by slavery; Pharaoh will not let us go,

but God’s mighty arm will save us. We’ll watch His power flow.

Moses told us, take lamb’s blood, and brush it on the lintel

then we will be protected; it almost sounds too simple.

Tonight we will leave Egypt and journey far from home,

but I’ll remember Wooly Bright wherever I may roam.

Someday the world will see in this, God’s salvation plan;

God’s Son will be the sacrifice, the great Passover Lamb!

For as God will use blood of lambs to set His people free,

the precious Blood of Jesus will save sinners…you and me.

Maude Carolan Pych

"Behold, the Lamb of God..."

A-Poem-a-Day Until Resurrection Day

Image credit: reviveourhearts.com

THE PASSOVER LAMB

Abba went into the sheepfold to choose a spotless lamb,

as Moses gave instructions that he got from the I Am.

Our lamb, indeed, was spotless, so I named him Wooly Bright;

we brought him inside to live with us, morning, noon and night.

I ran my fingers through his coat and fed him from my hand,

I put fresh water in his trough; he’s the best lamb in the land!

Today he’ll be our sacrifice. Moses said this must be done.

He must die that I may live, for I’m a firstborn son.

We’ve been oppressed by slavery; Pharaoh will not let us go,

but God’s mighty arm will save us. We’ll watch His power flow.

Moses told us, take lamb’s blood, and brush it on the lintel

then we will be protected; it almost sounds too simple.

Tonight we will leave Egypt and journey far from home,

but I’ll remember Wooly Bright wherever I may roam.

Someday the world will see in this, God’s salvation plan;

God’s Son will be the sacrifice, the great Passover Lamb!

For as God will use blood of lambs to set His people free,

the precious Blood of Jesus will save sinners…you and me.

Maude Carolan Pych

Happy Passover!

Last night Bob and I celebrated a meaningful and worshipful Passover seder with hundreds of people at Beth Israel Worship Center in Wayne, New Jersey, with Pastor/Rabbi Jonathan Cahn officiating. Happy Passover!

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THE PASSOVER LAMB

Abba went into the sheepfold to choose a spotless lamb,

as Moses gave instructions that he got from the I Am.

Our lamb, indeed, was spotless, so I named him Wooly Bright;

we brought him inside to live with us, morning, noon and night.

I ran my fingers through his coat and fed him from my hand,

I put fresh water in his trough; he’s the best lamb in the land!

Today he’ll be our sacrifice. Moses said this must be done.

He must die that I may live, for I’m a firstborn son.

We’ve been oppressed by slavery; Pharaoh will not let us go,

but God’s mighty arm will save us. We’ll watch His power flow.

Moses told us, take lamb’s blood, and brush it on the lintel

then we will be protected; it almost sounds too simple.

Tonight we will leave Egypt and journey far from home,

but I’ll remember Wooly Bright wherever I may roam.

Someday the world will see in this, God’s salvation plan;

God’s Son will be the sacrifice, the great Passover Lamb!

For as God will use blood of lambs to set His people free,

the precious Blood of Jesus will save sinners…you and me.

Maude Carolan Pych

The Spotless Lamb

For Sunday, February 28, 2016

A-Poem-a-Day

Until Resurrection Sunday

Image credit: joelstrumpet.com

THE PASSOVER LAMB

Abba went into the sheepfold to choose a spotless lamb,

as Moses gave instructions that he got from the I Am.

Our lamb, indeed, was spotless, so I named him Wooly Bright;

we brought him inside to live with us, morning, noon and night.

I ran my fingers through his coat and fed him from my hand,

I put fresh water in his trough; he’s the best lamb in the land!

Today he’ll be our sacrifice. Moses said this must be done.

He must die that I may live, for I’m a firstborn son.

We’ve been oppressed by slavery; Pharaoh will not let us go,

but God’s mighty arm will save us. We’ll watch His power flow.

Moses told us, take lamb’s blood, and brush it on the lintel

then we will be protected; it almost sounds too simple.

Tonight we will leave Egypt and journey far from home,

but I’ll remember Wooly Bright wherever I may roam.

Someday the world will see in this, God’s salvation plan;

God’s Son will be the sacrifice, the great Passover Lamb!

For as God will use blood of lambs to set His people free,

the precious Blood of Jesus will save sinners…you and me.

Maude Carolan Pych

The Passover Lamb

THE PASSOVER LAMB

Abba went into the sheepfold to choose a spotless lamb,

as Moses gave instructions that he got from the I Am.

Our lamb, indeed, was spotless, so I named him Wooly Bright;

we brought him inside to live with us, morning, noon and night.

I ran my fingers through his coat and fed him from my hand,

I put fresh water in his trough; he’s the best lamb in the land!

Today he’ll be our sacrifice. Moses said this must be done.

He must die that I may live, for I’m a firstborn son.

We’ve been oppressed by slavery; Pharaoh will not let us go,

but God’s mighty arm will save us. We’ll watch His power flow.

Moses told us, take lamb’s blood, and brush it on the lintel

then we will be protected; it almost sounds too simple.

Tonight we will leave Egypt and journey far from home,

but I’ll remember Wooly Bright wherever I may roam.

Someday the world will see in this, God’s salvation plan;

God’s Son will be the sacrifice, the great Passover Lamb!

For as God will use blood of lambs to set my people free,

the precious Blood of Jesus will save sinners…you and me.

Maude Carolan Pych