How Matthew Connects Jesus’ Life to Old Testament Prophecies The Gospel of Matthew is uniquely structured to demonstrate that Jesus Christ’s life fulfills the prophecies of the Old Testament. Matthew, writing primarily to a Jewish audience, consistently highlights connections between Jesus’ life events and scriptural predictions, strengthening the case that…
Introduction The miraculous feeding of a hundred men with limited food, recorded in 2 Kings 4:42–44, is a powerful demonstration of God’s provision through the prophet Elisha. In this account, a small offering of barley loaves is multiplied to satisfy a large group, with leftovers remaining. This event is not…
How the Feeding of One Hundred Men Foreshadows New Testament Miracles The story of feeding one hundred men with a limited amount of food is a remarkable event in the Old Testament that demonstrates God’s providence, faithfulness, and power. Though less widely discussed than the New Testament accounts, this miracle…
How Does David’s Life Point Forward Rather Than Backward? David’s life in Scripture is often remembered for its triumphs, failures, and intimate relationship with God. Yet, beyond merely recounting history, David’s narrative serves as a forward-looking blueprint that anticipates God’s redemptive plan for Israel and the world. His life does…
The Story of Ruth: A Precursor to the Biblical Narrative of Redemption The Book of Ruth is one of the most compelling narratives in the Old Testament. Beyond its simple story of loyalty and providence, it serves as a theological and literary precursor to the broader biblical message, particularly the…