How Do I Know Which Parts of the Old Testament Are About Jesus?

Episode 764 Show Notes

From the Show

All of Scripture does lead us to Christ in its proper context. We have to understand the original passages in the Old Testament according to their context, their place in redemptive history, and how they ultimately lead us to Christ and his gospel.

–Adriel Sanchez

How Do I Know Which Parts of the Old Testament Are About Jesus?

Questions in this Episode

If we are going to be resurrected before we go to heaven, where are the people who have already died? Are they just waiting to go to heaven?
Can you define “election,” and why would we carry out the Great Commission if we know that there are some people who are not “elected”?
We know some Old Testament scriptures symbolically foretell Jesus and his ministry. But is it possible to read too much into these parallels?
Is the 10% tithe still required today?
In the Bible, there are scriptures that often suggest that monuments are “still standing today.” Does that mean these things are still standing in our day or when the scriptures were written?
Can our names be blotted out of the Book of Life?
In Luke, 22 and 23, Jesus is taken before the assembly. When he is asked “are you the son of God?” He doesn’t say, “Yes.” Instead, he responds with “you say that I am?” Why does he do that?