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Pages you visit will appear hereDiscover how every part of Scripture points to Christ and His redemptive work. From the first promise in Genesis to the final victory in Revelation, see the unified story of God's plan to save His people.
"And beginning with Moses and all the Prophets, he interpreted to them in all the Scriptures the things concerning himself."— Luke 24:27
Six foundational themes that weave through Scripture, all finding their fulfillment in Jesus Christ.
God's original design and humanity's calling
Christ as the perfect image of God restores what was lost in the fall
Sin's entrance and its devastating effects
Christ came to defeat Satan and reverse the curse of sin
God's covenant to redeem His people
All promises find their 'Yes' in Christ Jesus
The need for a substitute to bear sin's penalty
Christ is the Lamb of God who takes away the world's sin
God's plan to rule through His chosen King
Jesus is the promised King who establishes God's eternal kingdom
God's promise of heart transformation
Christ mediates the new covenant through His blood
See how God gradually revealed His plan of salvation throughout biblical history, with each period building toward the ultimate revelation in Jesus Christ.
God's perfect design and humanity's need for redemption
The promise of a coming Savior (Genesis 3:15)
God's covenant promises to bless all nations
The seed promise narrowed to Abraham's line
God's holiness and the necessity of substitutionary sacrifice
Sacrificial system teaching need for perfect sacrifice
God's plan to rule through an anointed king
Davidic covenant promising eternal kingdom
Detailed prophecies of Messiah's coming and new covenant
Clear pictures of suffering Servant and reigning King
The Word became flesh - God incarnate among us
Jesus fulfills all prophecies as Messiah
The gospel proclaimed to all nations
Salvation by grace through faith explained and applied
Christ's ultimate victory and new creation
All things made new in the eternal kingdom
Throughout the Old Testament, God provided pictures and patterns that find their perfect fulfillment in Jesus Christ.
First promise of a Savior who will defeat Satan
Jesus crushes Satan's head through His death and resurrection
Father willing to sacrifice his beloved son
God the Father gave His only Son for our sins
Rejected by brothers, suffers for others, becomes savior
Jesus was rejected, suffered for sins, became Savior of the world
Innocent lamb's blood saves from death
Christ our Passover Lamb was sacrificed for us (1 Cor 5:7)
God saves His people through water
Baptism represents our salvation through Christ's death
God dwelling with His people through blood sacrifice
Jesus tabernacled among us; His blood provides access to God
Annual covering of sin through blood sacrifice
Jesus made atonement for sin once for all time
Blood required for atonement
Jesus' blood cleanses from all sin
Messianic psalm of crucifixion suffering
Jesus quoted this psalm from the cross
Eternal priest and reigning king
Jesus is both our High Priest and King
Immanuel - God with us
Jesus born of a virgin as God incarnate
Detailed prophecy of substitutionary atonement
Jesus bore our sins and was pierced for our transgressions
Fulfillment of covenantal promises
Jesus inherits both royal and blessing promises
Divine Son becomes human
The eternal Word tabernacled among us
The sacrifice that takes away sin
Jesus is the ultimate Passover Lamb
Explore how each book of the Bible contributes to the grand narrative of redemption.
• The promise of a seed who will defeat evil (3:15)
• God's covenant with Abraham blessing all nations (12:3)
• The pattern of God's grace through undeserved favor
• Deliverance from bondage pictures salvation from sin
• The sacrificial system points to Christ's ultimate sacrifice
• God's presence with His people fulfilled in Immanuel
• Holiness required to approach God - Christ makes us holy
• Substitutionary sacrifice - Christ died in our place
• Priestly mediation - Christ is our great High Priest
• Messianic psalms prophesy Christ's suffering and glory
• Davidic covenant promises fulfilled in Jesus
• Worship and prayer find their perfection in Christ
• Prophecies of Messiah's birth, ministry, death, and resurrection
• The Servant Songs describe Jesus' redemptive work
• God's glory revealed in salvation
• Jesus as the promised Messiah-King
• Fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies
• The kingdom of heaven inaugurated
• Clear presentation of Jesus' deity and humanity
• Salvation by faith alone in Christ alone
• Eternal life through believing in Jesus
• All have sinned and fall short of God's glory
• Justification by faith alone apart from works
• Christ's righteousness imputed to believers
• Jesus as superior High Priest
• Better covenant established on better promises
• Once-for-all sacrifice that makes the old obsolete
• Jesus as conquering King and Lamb
• New creation where God dwells with His people
• Ultimate victory over sin, Satan, and death
All of Scripture points to this central truth: God so loved the world that He gave His only Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have eternal life (John 3:16).
Our need for salvation and God's provision in Christ
Perfect righteousness and substitutionary sacrifice
Salvation by faith alone through grace alone
All of salvation displays God's grace and glory
The Gospel Thread running through Scripture calls for a response of faith. If you would like to know more about becoming a Christian or growing in your faith, we encourage you to speak with a pastor or mature Christian friend, and to study God's Word prayerfully.
"Faith comes by hearing, and hearing through the word of Christ" (Romans 10:17)