Typology and the Divine Plan in the Old Testament

About the Book
We have the precedent of viewing the Old Testament as clarifying many things in the New Testament. The Old and New Testaments are the result of an integrated design. We search the Scriptures, for in them, we have eternal life. The New Testament's persons, events, places, and elements prefigure the Old Testament. Typology is a doctrinal theology on the assumption that God placed anticipations of Christ in the laws, events, feasts, and persons of the Old Testament that are explicitly related to the New Testament. To study the New Testament, one must understand the background of the Old Testament, and this approach reveals amazing coincidences and results. This book will surely guide faith-building and spiritual growth in Jesus Christ.
The Book Discusses: The introduction and typology in general, the Servant of the LORD, the angel of the LORD, Daniel's seventy-week prophecy, Psalm 22, Adam to King Solomon as types of Jesus Christ, Jonah, Job's suffering, the serpent on the pole, the ten plagues in Egypt, the Passover, Jesus as the Passover, the Last Supper, Reconciliation through communion, the death and Resurrection of Jesus, and Eucharist adoration.