The Bronze Serpent in John 3: Typology, Salvation, and the Cross
Typology is not religious trivia. It is the theological backbone that ties the Old and New Testaments into a single, cohesive revelation. The…
Bread and Wine Typology in the Bible: Uncovering the Layers of Prophetic Symbolism
Bread and wine typology in the Bible holds a central place in understanding biblical prophecy, covenant theology, and the unity between the Old…
Melchizedek as a Type of Christ: Hebrews 7 Explained
Melchizedek as a type of Christ is one of the most profound and often overlooked typologies in Scripture. Hebrews 7 unpacks this mystery…
How the Passover in Exodus Foreshadows the Last Supper
Introduction The Passover in Exodus isn’t just an ancient Jewish tradition. It’s a foundational typology that foreshadows the Last Supper in a way…
Adam as a Type of Christ: Adam failed. Christ fulfilled
Adam failed. Christ fulfilled. That simple sentence carries the weight of the entire narrative of redemption. But it’s not enough to say Christ…
The Journey of Thomas
We like our heroes simple. Brave. Clear-eyed. Unshakable. But that’s not how it works. Not in real life. And certainly not in the…