Reading Between the Lines by Reynolds, Ralph V. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Contents Preface Introduction Growing in the Knowledge of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ

The Hebrew Scriptures Testify of Jesus The Hebrew Scriptures Anticipate Pentecost Paul’s Use of the Hebrew Scriptures Marcion’s Mistake

PART I How the Law Reveals Jesus In the Beginning

Innertextuality and Intertextuality In the Beginning In the Beginning Was the Word The Error of Docetism The Word of Life Jesus is Yahweh

An Early Prophecy of the Messiah

A Prophecy in Three Parts The Seed of the Woman The Temptation of Jesus The Death of the Serpent Death Is Separation Death Is Swallowed Up in Victory

Jacob’s Prophecy to Judah

Matthew and Zechariah Zechariah and Genesis Judah’s Blessing The Lion of the Tribe of Judah Judah’s Scepter Until Shiloh Comes The Donkey and the Colt Isaiah and Revelation

The Passover

Jesus and the Passover The Lamb of God Christ, Our Passover The Lamb as It Had Been Slain Philip Interprets Isaiah The Lamb and the One on the Throne

Balaam’s Prophecy

The Talking Donkey An Unwelcome Message The Shout of a King God Brings Him Out of Egypt The Lion of the Tribe of Judah A Star Out of Jacob and a Scepter Out of Israel A Prophecy for the Church

The Prophet Like Moses

Let Not God Speak with Us Who Is the Prophet Like Moses? Jesus Is the Prophet Like Moses Four Aspects of Moses’ Prophecy The Messiah’s Name in the Hebrew Scriptures

PART II How the Prophets Reveal Jesus The Davidic Covenant

Messianic Prophecy in II Samuel Gabriel and the Davidic Covenant Zacharias and the Davidic Covenant Peter and the Davidic Covenant A Discovery in Ephrathah, in the Fields of the Woods The Throne of David and the Right Hand of God

A Son Is Given

Swords into Plowshares; Spears into Pruning Hooks The Branch of the Lord Isaiah’s Vision The Virgin Shall Conceive A Sign for the House of David A Son Who Is the Everlasting Father

More Prophecies from Isaiah

Isaiah 35 and More God Comes; He is Jesus A Prophecy of the Atonement The Messiah’s Anointing Every Knee Shall Bow The Gentiles Come to His Light The Definition of the Gospel

This Is That Which Was Spoken by the Prophet Joel PART III How the Psalms Reveal Jesus The Use of Psalms in the New Testament

Jesus and the Psalms Peter and the Psalms The First-century Church and the Psalms Paul and the Psalms The Book of Hebrews and the Psalms The Book of Revelation and the Psalms

David’s View of the Psalms

David Was Inspired David Wrote about the Messiah The Purpose of the Book of Psalms The Introduction to the Book of Psalms

The Prayer of Jesus on the Cross

The Superscription

Another Prayer of the Messiah

Conclusion The Use of the Old Testament in the New Testament An Example: Matthew Reads Hosea; Hosea Reads Numbers Paul Reads Exodus Jesus Reads Numbers The Old Testament Is Our Book Endnotes

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