Although Jesus as the Lamb was already presented in the second article of this series, we must return to this subject and expand on it, to further study the nature of the Lamb, the activities of the Lamb, and the people of the Lamb. In doing so we need to keep in mind that the Lamb is divine as discussed in the second section of the second article in the series. In this final part, we will try to use only those data which directly relate to the Lamb and largely avoid information that can be derived from other descriptions and titles of Jesus in Revelation. It is true that in one way or another the other designations of Jesus are indirectly connected to the Lamb, since they also point to Jesus. However, they will not be our focus. Therefore, the passages dealing with the nature, the ministry, and the people of the Lamb do not reflect a complete Christology of Revelation, but provide a Lamb Christology of the book.
