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Mah-mah (in cantonese, meaning paternal granny) & Mama making full month celebration specialties for this Sat celebration: Ang Ku Kueh & preserved ginger (think side dish at Sakae) .
Lance Lambert (born in 1931) is known among many as a Bible scholar, international speaker and author. After finding out about his Jewish ancestry on his mother’s side, Lance Lambert’s teachings received a definite emphasis on the role of Israel in God’s plan for mankind. Many of 
his teaching tapes, books and pamphlets are dedicated to this particular topic. He visited Israel regularly from 1967 on and became an Israeli citizen 13 years later. Lance's quarterly Audio Updates are recorded in Jerusalem, where he can be heard giving his unique perspective on current events in the Middle East, in the light of God's Word. This ministry is 
operated through CFI. Christian Friends of Israel (CFI) is a charitable, non-profit, international evangelical Christian ministry legally registered in Israel with headquarters based in Jerusalem. 
Christophe Guy Dénis Lambert (better known as Christopher Lambert) is the son of French parents and was born in New York in 1957. Most would remember him as the star in the Highlander movies and Greystoke: The Legend Of Tarzan Lord Of The Apes.
The ‘Love’ that Paul speaks of here is not the sentimental humanitarian kind of love but a love that stems from a transformed life, wrought about through the power of the good news of Jesus Christ.
alone provides righteousness. Therefore, they are persuaded to show loving acceptance to non-Jewish (Gentile) Christians who do not consciously practice Mosaic laws but have Christ in their hearts. It is an appeal for unity.
Just as Jesus was declared totally sinful at the cross (even though He committed no sin), in the same way, Christians are declared totally righteous when they trust in Christ’s work at the cross (even though they had done no righteous deeds). However, the Christian journey doesn’t just stop there. Paul in Romans 13 is appealing to Christian Jews to ensure the outworking of what they have received inwardly. They have received the gift of righteousness, now they ought to walk in that righteousness through love. They ought to show love to their non-Jewish Christian brothers in loving acceptance. And this love is not propelled by willpower, but it is built upon the foundation of Christ’s love as expressed through His sacrifice at the cross.
But having received righteousness through Christ, the law would be fulfilled at a second level when Christians walk in love. This walking in love as a result of a life transformed by the power of the gospel is what Paul is talking about in Romans 13:10… Love is the Fulfilment of the Law. So Romans 13:10 is talking about a Christian’s Spirit-Empowered love that brings about the fulfilment of the law at a so called second level. Therefore, we can say that Christ’s love for us, that led Him to come down to this earth as men’s representative in living a perfect life has brought fulfilment of the law at a foundational level (Matthew 5:17) where the love in Romans 13:10 is built upon.
But really, the name is inspired by the cartoon: Lambert the Sheepish Lion!
Lambert the Sheepish Lion is a very special cartoon. This cartoon is a Disney classic. One of my all time favourite cartoon. It was produced in 1952, most of us are not even born yet. Btw, this cartoon was actually nominated for an academy award.
The thing about Lambert the sheepish lion is that it is very Messianic. I personally find that Lambert is somewhat of a parable of Jesus. Jesus came to His own, but His own received Him not. Just as in Jesus’ first coming, His Jewish brothers rejected Him, Lambert was also rejected by his sheepish brothers, but when the time came for him to manifest the lion in him, he destroyed the works of the wolf (just as Jesus came to destroy the works of the devil) and his sheepish brothers now hail him as Saviour of the flock.
The end time picture that John reveals of Jesus in the book of Revelations is that of a Lamb that was slain and a Lion from the tribe of Judah in victory. This melding of lamb and lion imagery suggests a conquest that have been won not by destructive power and might, but through obedience and suffering. The victory has been decisively won at the cross, where Jesus came as the suffering servant; where Jesus came as a lamb to the slaughter. Yet the world has yet to witness the full manifestation of that victory. But there will come a time; a time where the Messiah will return and completely eradicate the works of the devil. Where the last enemy, death, will be put under the feet of Jesus.
Remember the Chronicles of Narnia by CS Lewis? The key character there is Aslan. What kind of an animal is Aslan? Very obviously, CS Lewis got his inspiration form Revelations where Jesus is referred to as the Lion of the tribe of Judah. Aslan is another parable of Jesus where he also died and rose again in victory. Of course, CS Lewis wanted Chronicles to be deliberately Christian, I don’t know if Lambert the Sheepish Lion is deliberately made to be Messianic, but I think Lambert the Sheepish Lion is a lot cuter than Chronicles, which has a more serious disposition.By the way, Lambert is actually a German name which means "Bright Land"
