Lamb (Joel Chernoff)

Lamb is a Messianic Jewish music group formed in 1972 by singer-songwriter Joel Chernoff and guitarist-producer Rick "Levi" Coghill. The two met in 1971 at Beth Messiah, a Cincinnati Messianic synagogue founded by Chernoff's parents. Lamb is considered by many to have pioneered and popularized Messianic Jewish music. Its recordings have sold over 600,000 copies, and several reached Top 10 on contemporary religious charts.

The original partnership ran until 1992, and Coghill died in 2021. Ted Pearce joined Chernoff on the 2005 album The Sacrifice. Chernoff has also released solo albums, including The Restoration of Israel and Come Dance With Me. Lamb Messianic Music, based in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, sells the group's CDs, books and DVDs.