How does the second stanza of 'The Lamb' respond to the questions ask in first stanza?
The second stanza responds to the question, “who made thee?” (lines 1-2, 9-10). In the second stanza, the answer is that He made the lamb, and it explains attributes of Him and who He is. ChaCha on!
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