Types and Shadows of the Old Testament

Patrick D. Degn; David S. Christensen

ISBN 10: 162972386X / ISBN 13: 9781629723860

Published by Deseret Book, 2018

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Types and Shadows of the Old Testament
• Publisher: Deseret Book
• Publication Date: 2018
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 162972386X
• ISBN 13: 9781629723860
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Very Good
• Dimensions: 15.24W x 22.86H x 2.79D centimeters 15.24 centimeters width by 22.86 centimeters height by 2.79 centimeters depth
• Weight: 498.952 grams

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Synopsis

Some things simply matter more than others. In the eternal scheme of things, the Lord's system of salvation is the most profound and important truth for us to know and understand. Central to that plan is the atoning sacrifice of the Lord Jesus Christ.

"Ultimately, every type, shadow, and symbol in the gospel plan points our souls to Christ, as He points our souls to the Father," write religious scholars Patrick D. Degn and David S. Christensen. That is true even of the types and shadows in the Old Testament, which the authors explore in this thoughtful book. Skillfully complementing Old Testament insights with other Restoration scriptures and teachings from modern-day prophets, the authors show how these truths apply to us today. Each chapter is tied to specific books and stories of the Old Testament, making this volume a helpful resource for gospel teachers as well as anyone who wants to better understand the plan of salvation and the scriptures.

About the Author

Patrick D. Degn has been an instructor in the Seminaries and Institutes of Religion for more than twenty years and currently teaches seminary in Saratoga Springs, Utah. He teaches adult religion classes for BYU Continuing Education and regularly presents at BYU Campus Education Week. He has also taught at EFY and other youth and adult programs. He is married to Christine Richards, and they have four children.

David S. Christensen has taught seminary and institute in California and classes at BYU Campus Education Week. He has been extensively involved with BYU over the past fifteen years, serving on several advisory councils. He received his bachelor's degree from BYU and his master's degree from the Yale School of Management. He is a partner in a private equity firm in Danville, California. He and his wife, Mary, are the parents of six children and the grandparents of four.