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Typology (Theology)

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From shadows to reality

Jean Daniélou

1960

The Path of the Just

B. Maureen Gaglardi

1989

Victorian types, Victorian shadows

George P. Landow

1980

The law of the offerings in Leviticus I.-VII

Andrew John Jukes

1877

Typology and seventeenth-century literature

Joseph A. Galdon

1975

Gospel in Leviticus

Joseph Augustus Seiss

1860

Moses in the fourth Gospel

T. F. Glasson

1963

The Old Testament in the New

S. Lewis Johnson

1980

Shadows of the rood

John Bonus

1862

Lovely, Like Jerusalem

Aidan Nichols

2007

The risen Adam

Virginia Hyde

1992

The typology of Scripture

Patrick Fairbairn

1859

The way to the Sabbath of rest, or, The soul's progress in the work of the new-birth

Thomas Bromley

1759

Interpreting the symbols and types

Kevin J. Conner

1992

The Gospel of Matthew

George Wesley Buchanan

1996

The complete guide to mediation

Forrest S. Mosten

1997

The Emmaus code

David Limbaugh

2015

Christ and His Church in the Book of Psalms

Andrew A. Bonar

1859

Sacred allegories

Adams, William

1849

Holy delight

Kate Gartner Frost

1990

The cross and its shadow

Stephen Nelson Haskell

1990

Typos

Goppelt, Leonhard

1966

Wilson's dictionary of Bible types

Walter L. Wilson

1957

The Bible and the liturgy

Jean Daniélou

1956

The shadow of Christ in the law of Moses

Vern S. Poythress

1995

Typical truth in the tabernacle

W. S. Hottel

1943

The promised one

Nancy Guthrie

2011

Joshua traditions and the argument of Hebrews 3 and 4

Bryan J. Whitfield

2013

Handbook of Bible types and symbols

Carl C. Harwood

1933

Typological writings

Jonathan Edwards

1993

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