St. Augustine famously said, that in the Old Testament, the New Testament is concealed. In the New Testament, the meaning of the Old Testament is revealed. The Catechism of the Catholic Church reminds us, "All sacred Scripture is but one book, and this one book is Christ (CCC 134)." We hear St. John the Baptist and other New Testament writers refer to Christ as the "Lamb of God." What does this mean? St. Paul refers to Christ as our new Passover Lamb (1 Cor 5:7). Again, what is the significance of this passage? What profound truth was the apostle, inspired by the Holy Spirit, desiring to reveal to us? In this episode of My Lord and My God, Fred and Kara look at the Passover (when Israel was freed from Egyptian bondage) found in Exodus 12, and what it reveals to us about our reception of Christ in the Eucharist. Tune in Tuesday, Sept. 5 at 3:20 p.m. to Siouxland Catholic Radio 88.1 FM.
' We hear the St. John the Baptist and other New Testament writers refer to Christ as the "Lamb of God." But what does this mean? St. Paul refers to Christ as our new Passover Lamb (1 Cor 5:7). but again, what is the significance of this passage? What profound truth was the apostle, inspired by the Holy Spirit, desiring to reveal to us? In this episode we look at the Passover (when Israel was freed from Egyptian bondage) found in Exodus 12, and what it reveals to us about our reception of Christ in the Eucharist.