indirect
grows out of · the accepted offering
Abel's accepted offering is individual; Passover makes the same logic national. A life is given, and the one who brings it is spared.
direct
points forward to · the lamb without blemish
John notes that no bone of Jesus was broken, quoting the Passover regulation, and places the death at the hour the lambs were killed. The blood on the doorposts finds its answer at the cross.
direct
points forward to · named outright
Paul makes the identification explicit rather than suggestive: Christ our Passover lamb has been sacrificed, therefore keep the feast.
direct
points forward to · behold the Lamb
John the Baptist's title for Jesus draws on the Passover lamb and the daily temple offerings at once, and John's Gospel keeps the Passover clock running to the crucifixion.
direct
grows out of · the Lamb enthroned
Revelation's central image is a Lamb bearing the marks of slaughter standing at the throne — Passover language taken all the way to the end of the story.