Jesus, at his first coming into the world, is pictured as a lamb, but his second coming has him coming like a lion (The “Lion of the tribe of Judah”).

“Jesus’s first appearance was as the sacrificial lamb, but he will return as the Lion of Judah, hence those symbolic animals,” The Guardian writes. This may also stem from the Easter ...

“Jesus was called and is called, the Lion of Judah, he is also called the Lamb of God. You can’t just call him a lamb without calling him a lion. He’s a lion-like lamb and a lamb-like lio ...

Another theory is a biblical one. According to the Guardian, “Jesus's first appearance was as the sacrificial lamb, but he will return as the Lion of Judah, hence those symbolic animals.” ...

“Jesus’s first appearance was as the sacrificial lamb, but he will return as the Lion of Judah, hence those symbolic animals,” the Guardian reports. Many connect with this origin theory ...

“Jesus’s first appearance was as the sacrificial lamb, but he will return as the Lion of Judah, hence those symbolic animals,” The Guardian writes. This may also stem from the Easter ...