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"The mystery, then, of the lamb which God commanded to be sacrificed as the Passover, was a type of Christ; with whose blood, according to the principle of faith in Him, those who believe in Him anoint their own houses—that is, themselves. For that the formation which God formed, namely Adam, became a house for the breath that came from God, you can all understand. And that this commandment too was temporary, I thus demonstrate."
"God nowhere permits the Passover lamb to be sacrificed except in the place upon which His name has been called, knowing that days will come after Christ's suffering, when even the place of Jerusalem shall be handed over to your enemies, and all offerings whatsoever shall simply cease to be made."
"And that lamb which was commanded to be roasted whole was a symbol of the suffering of the cross through which Christ was about to suffer. For the lamb being roasted is shaped in a form resembling the figure of the cross when it is roasted: for one straight spit is driven through from the lowest parts up to the head, and again one across the back, to which the forelegs of the lamb are also fastened."
"And the two goats, commanded to be alike, which were appointed for the fast—one of which became the scapegoat and the other an offering—were a proclamation of the two comings of Christ: of the one, in which the elders of your people and the priests sent Him away as a scapegoat, laying their hands upon Him and putting Him to death; and of His second coming, because in the same place of Jerusalem you shall recognize Him, the one dishonored by you. And He was an offering on behalf of all sinners who are willing to repent and to keep that fast which Isaiah enumerates—loosing the knots of violent contracts, and the other things likewise reckoned up by him, which I myself also recounted—which those who believe in Jesus practice."
"And that the offering of the two goats, which were commanded to be offered at the fast, was nowhere permitted to be made in like manner except in Jerusalem, you know."