“But where is the lamb for a burnt offering?” Let us send up the challenge to the heavens above: “Where is the Lamb?” Angels, where is the Lamb? Gabriel, will you step forward? The echo comes back: “Where is the Lamb?” Where? Where? Ah beloved friends, that was the cry for ages and ages, till one day John the Baptist pointed with his finger to a man walking along, and said, “Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world.” “My son, God will provide Himself a lamb for the burnt offering.” That is He. See “the carpenter’s son,” despised and rejected of men, led as a lamb to the slaughter, and dumb before its shearers—behold the Lamb that God has provided.
Thomas Newberry — Thomas Newberry, Types of the Levitical Offerings, 3rd ed. (Kilmarnock: John Ritchie, n.d.), “Shadows of the Cross,” pp. 101–102
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