1 and 2 Kings introduce us to Solomon, Elijah, and Elisha as shadows of Christ. Although imperfect, the imperfect allows us to see the perfect more clearly.
From the beginning of Ruth, God had a plan of rescue, and ultimately his plan resulted in King David’s lineage coming to fruition.
Both the prophet Samuel and King David are types of Christ. Their lives predict and point us toward the Messiah, Jesus Christ.
Samson was far from perfect. He needed God’s grace, just as we need God’s grace. But even with his imperfections, we see glimpses of Jesus.
God, in the book of Joshua, showed the Israelites their victory before they received it. Their faith and obedience determined their victory.
Deuteronomy is the most quoted Old Testament book with over eighty New Testament references. Not only did the New Testament authors value the lessons taught in Deuteronomy, but Jesus esteemed them as well. Jesus quoted Deuteronomy to Satan each time Satan tried to tempt Him, and when asked what the greatest commandment of the Law was, Jesus quoted Deuteronomy 6:5:
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