What do you mean by "looking for the lamb in the Lord"?

"Looking for a lamb in the Lord" means that Christians look for people with the same faith. Jesus is called "shepherd" by Christians, and Christians are lambs.

Christians are people who believe in and follow Jesus Christ and its teachings, including the three major factions of Christianity: Catholicism, Orthodox Christianity and Protestantism. Nowadays, many schools have posted "Looking for Lamb in the Lord", which means that some Christians come to school to find their families who believe in Jesus. Some students are Christians, and they need parties, so they use this to arrange parties for students who believe in God.

Extended data:

Christian faith:

The core belief of Christians is that God came to the perceptual world of mankind through the body of Jesus. As a complete God, Jesus is a perfect model in his life, without sin or transgression. Because of his great love for the world, Christians believe that the cross shows God's great love and salvation.

Christians believe and hope that Jesus will come again, that is, the judgment of the end of the world and the arrival of a new world. Christians should sincerely obey God's laws and will, fulfill the mission entrusted by God, spread the gospel and govern the whole land.

Christianity believes in the Holy Spirit, paying attention not only to individual salvation, but also to the development of groups. Christians cannot establish a perfect relationship with God, and only by loving others as themselves can they fulfill the commandments of loving God.

Christians believe that they are all members of Christ, and they all seek sanctification in Christ because of his blood and gospel.

Christians believe that a person who is filled with the holy spirit, his body is called the temple of the holy spirit, and he no longer obeys the lusts of the flesh. Christians believe that there is no death in Christ, only eternal happiness.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-Christianity