Typology of Christ
Every major Old Testament figure foreshadows the coming Messiah.
Genesis 22:2
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Isaac: The beloved son offered on Mount Moriah — the same mountain where Christ would be crucified.
Genesis 37:28
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Joseph: Rejected by his brothers, sold for silver, raised to the right hand of power, and became the savior of the world.
Exodus 12:5
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The Passover Lamb: Without blemish, inspected for four days, slain at twilight — Jesus fulfilled every detail.
Numbers 21:9
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The Bronze Serpent: 'As Moses lifted up the serpent... so must the Son of Man be lifted up' (John 3:14).
Joshua 1:1
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Joshua (Yeshua): The one who leads God's people into the Promised Land bears the same name as Jesus.
Ruth 4:14
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Boaz: The kinsman-redeemer who purchases his bride and gives her rest — a picture of Christ and His church.
2 Samuel 7:12
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David: The shepherd-king after God's own heart, whose throne would be established forever through his greater Son.
Jonah 1:17
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Jonah: Three days in the belly of the fish — the sign Jesus gave of His death and resurrection.
Daniel 3:25
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The Fourth Man in the fire: 'Like the Son of God' — Christ present with His people in their trials.
John 1:29
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The fulfillment: 'Behold the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world!'
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