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was supposed to be a personal disciple of

the Apostle John. It was talked about in the

second century, third century, fourth century

— long before Constantine.

John chapter 1, verse 29, says, “The next

day John seeth Jesus coming unto him, and

saith, Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh

away the sin of the world.” Jesus Christ

became the Passover Lamb, and He was

sacrificed on the 14th day of the first month

of the religious calendar. Jesus rode into

Jerusalem on the 10th day — His Triumphal

Entry — to be put on display before Israel

and the world, and on the 14th day He

became the Passover Lamb, and during this

holy week as in Acts 12, during the Days of

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