The central figure in the Old Testament, though not mentioned by name, is Jesus Christ. Jesus explained this to his disciples after his resurrection. Luke tells us that “beginning with Moses and ...

When Jesus referred to the Law, Prophets, and Psalms, He is thinking of the entire Old Testament. The Hebrew Scriptures were made up of these three parts.

Jesus Christ Himself validates the entire Old Testament, as well as specific historical events that some discount as allegorical — such as Noah and the Ark and Jonah and the great fish.

Christ's relationship to Old Testament law, part two Aug 22, 2020 Updated Oct 30, 2020 0 ...

Seeing Jesus as the culmination of the Old Testament story tells us something important about that portion of the Bible. It tells us that the Old Testament really is Christians’ book. In fact, it is ...

In the above quote, St. Irenaeus shows that in the 2ndCentury Christians believed that the anthropomorphic appearances of God in the Old Testament were actually appearances of the pre-incarnate Christ ...

Jesus in Every Book— Expert introductions to Old and New Testament books, written by prominent Christian leaders, show how each book in the Bible points to Jesus.

Seeing Jesus in the Old Testament: Nancy Guthrie on Her Newest Bible Study Interview Courtney Reissig The poetry and proverbs of the Bible offer a unique view of Christ. Her.meneutics February 9, 2012 ...

DEAR MRS. G.N.: Many of the laws in the Old Testament were given only for the people of that time, and they no longer apply to us as Christians now that Christ has come. The New Testament says ...

After Jesus was taken from the cross, Joseph of Arimathea came to claim His body. Joseph was a secret follower of Jesus and gave him his tomb. Isaiah 53: 9c, “He was put in a rich man’s grave.” ...