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Ram’s Horn (Alma 34:29; 3 Nephi 11:13)

TitleRam’s Horn (Alma 34:29; 3 Nephi 11:13)
Publication TypeBook Chapter
Year of Publication2019
AuthorsAnderson, Sharon Price
Book TitleThe Glory of the Son
Pagination12
PublisherTime Lines Etc.
CityOrem, UT
KeywordsMount Moriah; Poetry; Symbolism

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Ram’s Horn

 
On Mount Moriah, the ram, 
caught head and horns 
in thicket’s thorns, 
became the substitute sacrifice 
for all God’s children
and symbol of the Son’s 
redeeming power.
 
Hollow the horn. Proclaim the news.
The certain sound circles the earth. 
We answer with shouts of joy. 
 Hosanna! 
 

 

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Scripture Reference

Alma 34:30
3 Nephi 11:13