The Shepherd Lamb

This sermon vividly describes the multitude in white robes before God's throne, emphasizing that their presence is not due to any human merit—be it good deeds, intelligence, wealth, family status, societal standing, or religious achievement. The core message is that no one earns their place through personal virtue or merit. Instead, every single person in white is there for one reason: their robes have been "washed and made white in the blood of the Lamb." Jesus, the crucified Lamb, is their Shepherd, leading them through His sacrificial death and resurrection, offering complete forgiveness and new life. Salvation belongs entirely to God and the Lamb, extended solely by grace.