Imprimatur, 1899, 180 page book.

By Rev. Kenelm Digby Best

The Blood of the Lamb is a profound exploration of the Passion of Jesus Christ, focusing on the significance of His bloodshed in the process of redemption. The book meticulously details the seven instances of Christ's bloodshedding, starting from His circumcision to the piercing of His Sacred Heart. ​ Each chapter delves into the theological and spiritual implications of these events, emphasizing the immense love and sacrifice of Jesus for humanity's salvation. ​ The narrative is enriched with scriptural references and reflections on the profound sorrow and suffering endured by Christ, as well as the compassionate role of His Mother, Mary. ​
The latter part of the book shifts focus to the Church, depicted as the Bride of Christ, born from His side, and sanctified by His blood. ​ It highlights the Church's role in continuing Christ's mission of salvation through sacraments and intercessory prayer. ​ The book concludes with a vision of the heavenly banquet, the Marriage Supper of the Lamb, where the redeemed, adorned in the righteousness of Christ, celebrate eternal union with their Savior. ​ This work serves as a deep meditation on the redemptive power of Christ's blood and the hope of eternal life it offers to believers.