The Lamb | 777 Standard

The Lamb is not passive.

Early Christian imagery understood this clearly. The Agnus Dei stands not as a victim, but as authority made visible. Bearing the standard. Standing over the serpent. Marked by sacrifice, not defined by weakness.

This design draws from medieval and early church iconography where Christ is shown triumphant, not pleading. The imagery reflects a faith that survived persecution, absorbed the empire that hunted it, and redefined power itself.

This is not devotional art for comfort. It is historical theology rendered plainly.

Empires rely on force.
Faith endured without it.