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**Keyblctt** · 11-19-2011, 08:28 PM

hello, I would like to convert to Islam, being originally Christian, but I encounter one problem, that is I dont know or understand how Muslims see the Lamb of God of the Christian Bible described in the Book of the Revelation(last Book of the Christian Bible).

The Lamb is an analogy with a Lamb that is sacrified for God at Passover, and one cannot imagine a sacrifice without killing.

The Lamb of God is usually described as Jesus Christ who has been killed at Passover or Easter. But in Surah 4:157-158 it is written that Jesus was not killed or crucified.

So how do Muslims explain the vision of Saint John, how do they interpret the concept of the Lamb of God in the Book of the Revelation?.

Thank you for your reply, this is extremely important!

11-19-2011, 08:28 PM	#1
Keyblctt Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 427 Senior Member	the Lamb of God in Islam hello, I would like to convert to Islam, being originally Christian, but I encounter one problem, that is I dont know or understand how Muslims see the Lamb of God of the Christian Bible described in the Book of the Revelation(last Book of the Christian Bible). The Lamb is an analogy with a Lamb that is sacrified for God at Passover, and one cannot imagine a sacrifice without killing. The Lamb of God is usually described as Jesus Christ who has been killed at Passover or Easter. But in Surah 4:157-158 it is written that Jesus was not killed or crucified. So how do Muslims explain the vision of Saint John, how do they interpret the concept of the Lamb of God in the Book of the Revelation?. Thank you for your reply, this is extremely important!
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