CHAPTER XXXVI.

UNITY OF REVELATION—­1.  Essential Unity between the Old and the New Testament—­2.  This Unity one that coexists with Great Diversity—­ Illustrations from the Analogy of God’s Works—­3.  Unity in Diversity in Respect to the Form of God’s Kingdom—­4.  The Forms of Public Worship—­5.  Forms of Religious Labor—­6.  Spirit of Revelation—­7.  Way of Salvation—­8.  Sternness of the Mosaic Dispensation explained from its Preparatory Character—­9.  Inferences from the Unity of Revelation—­9.  Each Particular Revelation Perfect in its Measure—­10.  The Later Revelations the Exponents of the Earlier; Christ and his Apostles in a Special Sense the Expositors of the New Testament—­11.  The Extent of Meaning in a Given Revelation that which the Holy Spirit intended—­12.  The Obscure Declarations of Scripture to be interpreted from the Clear, with Illustrations—­13.  Remarks on the Analogy of Faith—­The Term Defined—­Rules for its Use

CHAPTER XXXVII.

SCRIPTURAL TYPES—­1.  Types distinguished from Analogy—­2.  And from the Foreshadowing of Future Events by the Present—­3.  The Type defined in its Three Essential Characters

I. Historical Types—­4.  In Respect to these Two Extremes to be avoided—­Typical History has a Proper Significance of its Own—­This illustrated by Examples:  The Kingly Office; the Prophetical Office; Typical Transactions—­Remarks on the Inadequacy of All Types

II. Ritual Types—­5.  The Sacrifices the Essential Part of the Mosaic Ritual—­What is implied in them—­The Sanctuary God’s Visible Dwelling-place where alone they could be offered—­6.  The Mosaic Tabernacle described—­7.  Its General Typical Import—­8.  Significance of its Different Parts and Appointments—­Preciousness of the Materials; Gradation in this Respect—­9.  The Inner Sanctuary with its Appointments—­10.  The Outer Sanctuary with its Appointments—­11.  The Brazen Altar with its Laver—­The Levitical Priests typified Christ—­12.  The Levitical Sacrifices typified Christ’s Offering of Himself for the Sins of the World—­This shown from Scripture—­General Remark respecting Christ’s Propitiatory Sacrifice—­13.  Characteristics of the Types Themselves—­The Levitical Priests had a Common Human Nature with those for whom they officiated; were appointed to their Office by God; were Mediators between God and the People; and Mediators through Propitiatory Sacrifices—­Points of Dissimilarity between the Type and the Antitype—­Remarks on the Central Idea of Priesthood—­14.  Scriptural Idea of Sacrifice the Offering of One Life in Behalf of Another—­ Classification of the Levitical Sacrifices with the Ideas belonging to Each:  Sin and Trespass Offerings; Burnt Offerings; Peace-Offerings—­Sacrificial Nature of the Passover—­Other Sacrifices of a Special Character—­All Sacrificial Victims to be without Blemish—­The Unbloody Offerings