Quick! What is the most positively mentioned animal in the Bible?

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BlackTigress777

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I'm doing something fun and interesting..What is the most positively mentioned animal in the Bible?
 
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hattiebod

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Perhaps you do believe it is fun and interesting... but perhaps it is in the wrong forum? God Bless <><
 
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Powemm

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Sheep.........
 
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jmlidea

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hmm, maybe humans
although they're depicted as being mostly dumb
 
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BlackTigress777

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hattiebod said:
Perhaps you do believe it is fun and interesting... but perhaps it is in the wrong forum? God Bless <><
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..this is the Bible discussion forum, right? I'm asking which animal is mentioned very positively in the Bible.
 
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hattiebod

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OK...Lion of Judah!! :) <><
 
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starfield

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BlackTigress777 said:
I'm doing something fun and interesting..What is the most positively mentioned animal in the Bible?
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I believe it is the lamb. On the first Passover night the Israelites were instructed to slay an unblemished lamb and sprinkle its blood on their door post so that the angel of death, who was to kill the firstborn in Egypt, will pass over their home. Jesus fulfilled the Feast of Passover by becoming the Paschal Lamb paying the ultimate sacrifice for sin (1 Cor 5:7b), and those covered by His atoning blood are under the umbrella of God's blessing, they are redeemed from sin and have eternal life, and are safe and secure in Him. All glory to the Lamb that was slain before the foundation of the world. :)
 
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