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Resumen
- El sepulcro vacío simboliza la victoria de Cristo sobre la muerte y la promesa de resurrección para los creyentes.
- El cirio pascual representa a Cristo como la Luz del Mundo, iluminando nuestro camino hacia la vida eterna.
- El cordero sirve como un poderoso símbolo de sacrificio y salvación, conectando las tradiciones de la Pascua del Antiguo Testamento con la obra redentora de Cristo.
- Los lirios de Pascua simbolizan la pureza y la resurrección, reflejando la nueva vida ofrecida a través del sacrificio de Cristo.
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