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Biblical Typology - Bible Study Guide
A Study on types and antitypes, the divinely sewn thread that runs through the SmithBiblical TypologyA Thirteen LessonBible Class StudyIntroductionTypology is a magnificent piece of evidence which helps to show the divinely sewn thread that runs throughout the Bible . In so many significant New Testament examples, we see them foreshadowed in great moments and characters in the Old the type and antitype relationship is properly understood, it becomes a valuable faith builder. One must use caution, however, and not take this mechanism too 1 Biblical Typology : IntroductionTYPEANTITYPET ypology Involving PeopleLesson 2 Abraham and IsaacJehovah and JesusLesson 3 The Fall of AdamRedemptive Work of ChristLesson 4 Jonah in the FishBurial and Resurrection of ChristTypology Involving OfficesLesson 5 MelchizedekHigh Priesthood of ChristLesson 6 AaronPriesthood of BelieversTypology Involving EventsLesson 7 Fleshly IsraelSpiritual IsraelLesson 8 Deliverance from EgyptDeliverance from SinLesson 9 Wilderness WanderingLifeLesson 10 Conquest of CanaanReaching HeavenLesson 11 Noah s ArkBaptism and SalvationBrazen SerpentFaith and SubmissionTypology Involving InstitutionsLesson 12 TabernacleHeavenLesson 13 Old CovenantNew CovenantLesson 1: Biblical TypologyIn his seminal work, Hermeneutics, brother Dungan classifies Typology as a figure of thought rather than a
object is thus called its antitype, “and the link which binds them together is the correspondence, the similarity, of the one with the other” (International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, page 3029). The most frequently cited example of typology involves Isaac and Jesus. Isaac is …
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