S6.2: Forward- and Backward-Looking Examples (7Choices)
How to Study the Bible's Use of the Bible (Gary E. Schnittjer & Matthew Harmon)
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This session demonstrates that typology can be either forward- or backward-looking. Biblical examples appearing in this video—Exod. 12; Deut. 18:18; 1 Cor. 5:7; John 1:29.
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S6.3: Distinguishing Typology from Ex...
This session explains how typology differs from other kinds of analogical correspondence such as allegory and extended echo effect. Biblical examples appearing in this video—Gen. 2:1, 10–14; 49; Ezek. 19; Gal. 4:21–5:1.
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S7.1: Prosopological Exegesis Defined...
This session defines prosopological exegesis and distinguishes it from its abuses by some scholars. Biblical examples appearing in this video—Ps. 45:6–7; 95; Heb. 1:8; 3–4.
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S7.2: The Case of the Servant (7Choices)
This session examines how prosopological exegesis explains the use of Isaiah 53 in Acts 8. Biblical examples appearing in this video—Lev. 6; Isa. 41:8–9; 44:1, 21; 53:7–12; 57:14-21; Acts 8.
