Eucharistic Typology In The Old Testament
Typology and the Bible
Typological readings, however, can reinforce our Jesus Christ first, everything in light of Jesus readings of the Bible. We can, and should, read the Bible typologically. We should also pay attention to the way the First Testament imagery and characters shape the New Testament expectation and portrayal of Jesus by keeping the First Testament material... Continue Reading →
Mary In Typology: Keys To Understanding
I recently had the opportunity to interview author and speaker Steve Ray. We discuss a few titles for Mary such as the New Eve, Burning Bush, and The Daughter of Zion. Steve discusses how these titles have their beginnings in the Old Testament. It is an enlightening conversation. Be sure to visit Steve's website at... Continue Reading →
Guest Post: Typology in the Bible
Today's post is a guest article written by Catholic Apologist Eric Shearer. Eric has a blog titled On This Rock Apologetics. He is doing great work for the church and you will be richly blessed by his writing. So go on over and give him a follow. Enjoy the article! ___________________________________________________________________________________________ I’m often told that... Continue Reading →
Mystery and Sacraments
When one begins to study sacred scripture the idea of mystery becomes very apparent. The New Testament and Septuagint speak of the Greek word Mysterion. When St. Jerome was translating the Hebrew and Greek manuscripts into what would be the Latin Vulgate, he used the word sacramentum, or sacrament in English. In fact, the sacraments... Continue Reading →
William Hemsworth-The Bible Catholic 