The Lamb with Seven Horns vs. The Lamb with Seven Eyes

 

The Lamb with Seven Horns vs. The Lamb with Seven Eyes 

Revelation 5:6 Then I saw a lamb standing between the throne and the four living creatures and among the elders, as if it had just been slain, with seven horns and seven eyes—the seven spirits of God sent out into all the earth.

Revelation 3:1 Write to the angels of the church in Sardis, saying, “He who has the seven spirits and the seven stars of God says this: I know your deeds; you are called alive, but you are dead.”

Deuteronomy 33:17 He is like a newborn bull, majestic in appearance; his horns are those of a wild bull, which he uses to butt on the nations to the ends of the earth. These horns are the ten thousandths of Ephraim and the thousandths of Manasseh. 

Item	The Lamb with Seven Horns	The Lamb with Seven Eyes
Meaning	Signifies Christ’s power and authority in warfare	Signifies Christ’s ability to observe, search, and enlighten
Reason	To accomplish God’s warfare in the universe	To execute God’s judgment and building work
Symbol	Horn = strength for battle (Deut. 33:17)	Eyes = observation, searching, and shining
Work	Fights against the enemy and exercises God’s authority	Searches, judges, cleanses, refines, and enlightens
Explanation	Though Christ is the redeeming Lamb, He is also the fighting Redeemer	Christ carries out God’s judgment through His seven eyes, which are the seven Spirits
Purpose	To fulfill God’s complete action in warfare	To fulfill God’s eternal purpose (the building of the New Jerusalem)
Result	God’s warfare in the universe is victorious and complete	God gains a cleansed and built-up people and churches
Mutual Relationship	The seven horns deal with outward enemies	The seven eyes deal with inward conditions
	The seven horns express power	The seven eyes operate in life and light
Example	Christ overcomes Satan, death, and Hades	Christ inspects and corrects us in the church meetings
Application	Believers stand in Christ’s victory	Believers open to the Lord for shining and refining
Burden	To know Christ not only as the gentle Lamb but also as the fighting King	To realize Christ is daily searching and enlightening within us
Prophesying Direction	Declare Christ as the complete fighting Redeemer	Declare Christ shining and building the church through the seven Spirits
Conclusion	The Lamb’s seven horns accomplish God’s warfare	The Lamb’s seven eyes accomplish God’s building
Related Verses	Rev. 5:6; Deut. 33:17	Rev. 5:6; Rev. 3:1; Zech. 3:9; Zech. 4:10

 

✨ Spiritual Integrated View (Key Points)

The Lamb with seven horns
👉 Represents complete power for warfare
👉 Deals with outward enemies
👉 Brings God’s victory

The Lamb with seven eyes
👉 Represents complete capacity for observation and judgment
👉 Deals with inward conditions
👉 Produces the church and the New Jerusalem

➡️ The seven horns solve the external problem (the enemy)
➡️ The seven eyes solve the internal problem (our condition)

🗝 One Prophesying Summary Sentence

The Lamb accomplishes God’s warfare by His seven horns and fulfills God’s building by His seven eyes.

🏁 Ultimate Conclusion

Christ is not only the Lamb who was slain for redemption;
He is also:

🐑 the Lamb with seven horns — accomplishing God’s victory, and
👁 the Lamb with seven eyes — accomplishing God’s building.

The final goal is not merely the defeat of the enemy,
but the completion of the New Jerusalem.

 

*Please refer to the 2025 Winter Training: Experience, Enjoy, and Manifest Christ (Part 4), Week 4: The Lion and the Lamb.