
Behold the Lamb of God
John 1:29–34John the Baptist points toward Jesus approaching the Jordan, speaking to attentive listeners about the Lamb of God.
New Testament · BOOK 43 OF 66
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John the Baptist points toward Jesus approaching the Jordan, speaking to attentive listeners about the Lamb of God.

Jesus stands near six stone water jars at an ancient wedding in Cana as servants pour a transformed drink and guests celebrate.

Jesus and Nicodemus speak quietly by lamplight in an ancient room at night.

Jesus speaks respectfully with a Samaritan woman beside Jacob’s well, with her water jar and the town of Sychar in the distance.

Jesus speaks to a man rising and carrying his mat near the pool of Bethesda, with ancient porticoes and other people nearby.

Jesus gives thanks near a boy’s five barley loaves and two fish as disciples distribute food to a large seated hillside crowd.

Jesus approaches an ancient fishing boat by walking on stormy water as His disciples watch with amazement.

A newly healed man washes at the pool of Siloam and looks around with wonder, illustrating the healing Jesus initiated.

Lazarus stands alive at the entrance to a rock-cut tomb in modest burial wrappings while Jesus, Martha, Mary, and witnesses respond with wonder.

Jesus kneels with a basin and towel, washing a disciple’s feet while the other disciples watch around a low supper table.

The risen Jesus speaks to Mary Magdalene beside the garden tomb as she recognizes Him with joy.

The risen Jesus shares bread and fish cooked over a charcoal fire with His disciples beside the Sea of Galilee at dawn.