公羊在圣经中象征什么?代替我们的祭物



  • 在圣经中,公羊首先代表的是代替他人献上的祭物,始于上帝为亚伯拉罕预备的那只代替以撒的公羊。
  • 亚伯拉罕“献上那只公羊为燔祭,代替他的儿子”(创世记 22:13),并给那个地方起名叫耶和华以勒,意为耶和华必预备。
  • 公羊被用于膏立以色列的祭司、作为赎愆祭,以及在赎罪日献祭。
  • 撒母耳和弥迦教导说,顺服上帝比献上成千上万只公羊更重要。
  • 在但以理的异象中,双角的公羊代表玛代和波斯的诸王。
  • 犹太新年吹响的羊角号通常是公羊角,塔木德记载它提醒人们纪念那只代替以撒被献祭的公羊。
  • 从二世纪的撒狄主教梅利托开始,基督徒就将荆棘中的公羊视为基督——上帝羔羊的预表。

God provided a ram in Isaac’s place, and in Scripture the ram stands for a sacrifice offered for another. Abraham took it from a thicket and “offered him up for a burnt offering in the stead of his son” (Genesis 22:13). Rams were later offered to ordain priests and to atone; in Daniel’s vision a ram is an empire. The story that gives the ram its meaning begins with a boy’s question. Isaac walked up the mountain carrying the wood,…

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