Remember that God under the Law ordained a Lamb to be offered up to Him every Morning and Evening.

The sentence points back to the daily “continual burnt offering” prescribed in the Mosaic Law—lambs offered morning and evening—as a prompt to sustained devotion. In Ken’s Anglican devotional idiom, such Old Testament sacrifice is typically read typologically: the repeated lamb offerings foreshadow Christ as the definitive “Lamb of God,” while also modeling the believer’s duty of regular prayer and self-offering at set times. The imperative “Remember” suggests a practical spiritual exercise: keep the scriptural pattern of daily worship in mind so that one’s own morning and evening prayers become a habitual, disciplined response to God rather than occasional impulse.