The Typology of Scripture
Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark1864672 pages
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title = {The Typology of Scripture},
author = {Patrick Fairbairn},
publisher = {Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark},
year = {1864},
url = {https://lectern.restorationcommons.org/d/fairbairn/typology-of-scripture}
}Contents
- Book First.—Inquiry into The Principles of Typical Interpretation, with a View Chiefly to The Determination of The Real Nature and Design of Types, and The Extent to which they Entered into God’s Earlier Dispensations.p. 10
- Volume Ip. 7
- Preface to The Fourth Editionp. 7
- Book First.— Inquiry into The Principles of Typical Interpretation, with a View Chiefly to The Detp. 10
- —Chapter First.—Historical and Critical Survey of the Past and Present State of Theological Opinionp. 10
- - Chapter Second.—The Proper Nature and Province of Typology.—1. Scriptural Use of The Word Typep. 39
- - Chapter Third —The Proper Nature and Province of Typology—2. The Historical Characters and Tranp. 53
- —Chapter Sixth.—The Interpretation Of Particular Types—Specific Principles And Directions.p. 110
- —Chapter Seventh.—The Place Due to The Subject of Typology as A Branch of Theological Study, andp. 131
- —Book Second.—The Dispensation of Primeval and Patriarchal Times.—Preliminary Remarks.p. 145
- —Chapter First. The Divine Truths Embodied in The Historical Transactions on which The First Symbp. 151
- —Chapter Second.—The Tree of Life.p. 159
- —Chapter Third.—The Cherubim (and The Flaming Sword).p. 164
- —Chapter Fourth.—Sacrificial Worshipp. 181
- —Chapter Fifth.—The Marriage Relation and The Sabbatical Institutionp. 192
- —Chapter Sixth.—Typical Things in History During The Progress of The First Dispensation.p. 198
- —Section First.—The Seed of Promise Abel, Enoch.p. 198
- —Section Second.—Noah and The Deluge.p. 204
- —Section Third.—The New World and its Inheritors The Men of Faith.p. 208
- —Section Fifth.—The Subjects and Channels of Blessing—Abraham and Isaac, Jacob and The Twelve Patp. 221
- —Section Sixth.—The Inheritance Destined for The Heirs of Blessing.p. 243
- —Appendix A.—The Old Testament in The New. P. 138.p. 267
- —Appendix B.—The Doctrine of a Future State.—P. 215.p. 306
- —Appendix C.—On Sacrificial Worship.—P. 299.p. 324
- —Appendix D.—Does The Original Relation of The Seed of Abraham to The Land of Canaan afford any Gp. 328
- —Appendix E.—The Relation of Cannan to The State of Final Rest (Heb. 4:1, 10)—P. 422.p. 332
- VOLUME IIp. 335
- —Section First.—The Bondage.p. 335
- —Section Second.—The Deliverer and His Commission.p. 349
- —Section Third.—The Deliverance.p. 356
- —Chapter Second.—The Direct Instruction given to The Israelites before The Erection of The Tabernp. 392
- —Section Second.—The Law continued—Apparent Exceptions to its Perfection and Completeness as Thep. 408
- —Section Third.—The Law Continued—Further Exceptions—The Weekly Sabbath.p. 414
- —Section Fourth.—What The Law could not do—The Covenant Standing and Privileges of Israel beforep. 432
- —Section Sixth.—The Relation of Believers under The New Testament to The Law—In what sense they ap. 442
- —Chapter Third.—The Religious Truths and Principles Embodied in The Symbolical Institutions and Sp. 454
- —Section Second.—The Tabernacle in its General Structure and Design.p. 471
- —Section Third.—The Ministers of The Tabernacle—The Priests and Levites.p. 488
- .—Section Fourth.—The Tabernacle in its Several Divisions—1. The Forecourt, with its Two Articlesp. 509
- —Section Fifth.—The Different Kinds of Offerings connected with The Brazen Altar in The Court ofp. 528
- —Section Sixth.—The Holy Place—The Altar of Incense—The Table of Shew-Bread—The Candlestickp. 553
- —Section Seventh.—The Most Holy Place, with its Furniture, and The Great Annual Service connectedp. 564
- —Chapter Fourth.—Historical Developments.p. 575
- —Section First.—The Conquest of Canaan.p. 576
- —Section Second.—The Theory, Working, and Development of the Jewish Theocracy.p. 583
- —Section Eighth.—Special Rites and Institutions Chiefly Connected with Sacrifice—The Ratificationp. 604
- —Appendix B The Altar .—P. 301.p. 641
- —Appendix C.—P. 302.—Supplementary Remarks on the Subject of Sacrifice by Blood.p. 642
- —Section Ninth.—Stated Solemnities or Feasts—The Weekly Sabbath—The Feast of the Passover—Of Pentp. 650
- —Appendix D.—On the Term Azazel.—P. 388.p. 670