Since we have been looking at the foreshadowing of Jesus in the Old Testament I have found that the more you explore, the deeper you can go on this subject. God’s grace in giving His people a picture of what was to come is immeasurable! I think this is why skeptics and others have no… Continue Reading
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A Case for the Old Testament: Does the Tabernacle Foreshadow Jesus?
We have been looking at foreshadows of Jesus in the Old Testament over the past several posts. This week we are not looking at a person, but a structure that pictures Jesus. God’s directions for the Tabernacle, and all of the items therein, foreshadow Jesus in who He is and what He would do in… Continue Reading
A Case for the Old Testament: Does the Mosaic Law Foreshadow Jesus?
We have been looking at the concept of foreshadowing over the past several posts and have discovered that almost everything recorded in the Old Testament points, in one way or another, to Jesus. It seems as though God wanted to show us in advance what would come through His Son. It also begs the question… Continue Reading
A Case for the Old Testament: Did the Passover Foreshadow Jesus?
Over the last few posts we have been looking at the “foreshadowing” of Jesus in the lives and events of people in the Old Testament. When we actually see the many pictures that God gave us, fulfilled in Jesus, we grow closer in our understanding of His overarching purpose and plan. This knowledge actually makes… Continue Reading
A Case for the Old Testament: Do the Plagues of Egypt in Exodus Foreshadow Future Events?
Last week we began a study in the book of Exodus on the person of Moses and how he was a foreshadow of Jesus. When we look at foreshadows in the Old Testament we are not saying that the person or event is actually Jesus (unless is it a Theophany = an appearance of Jesus pre-incarnate… Continue Reading
A Case for the Old Testament: Did Moses foreshadow Jesus?
Last week we covered the time period between Genesis and Exodus, and the evidence for the dating of the Exodus at about 1446 BC, making the entry into the Promised Land by Joshua about 1406 BC. This time period contains much of the archeological evidence uncovered concerning Goshen and Jericho (bookend cities to major events… Continue Reading
A Case for the Old Testament: What is the dating of the Exodus and why is it important?
As we transition from Genesis to Exodus there is a time period that needs to be addressed from an apologetic’s standpoint because it affects the dating of the events all the way through the book of Joshua. Skeptics will criticize the Biblical account as being false, or mythological, because secular science does not agree with… Continue Reading
A Case for the Old Testament: How Do We Find Jesus in the Old Testament?
Last week we looked at how Joseph’s life foreshadowed, or gave us a picture of Jesus. There are so many places in the Old Testament where we find this type of foreshadowing, giving insight to who Jesus would be and what He would do as the promised Messiah. This promise originated in Genesis chapter three,… Continue Reading
A Case for the Old Testament: How important are foreshadows of Jesus?
We have been studying through the book of Genesis in some detail, building a case for the Old Testament. One of the most important things we are learning is that the Old Testament gives a picture of things to come via the promises of God through covenants. These covenants unfold from Abraham through his son… Continue Reading
A Case for the Old Testament: Can Christians be Deceived?
Last week we looked at the trouble Jacob got in because of his deceptive ways. Deception is a tool of Satan and has been since the beginning (Genesis 3:15), and he uses it even on the believer. There are many places in the New Testament where the writers warn believers about false teachers and being… Continue Reading