Daniel Hyde

Where is it going?

And so forth.

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Augustine once wrote with that in mind.

He said that in the Old Testament, the New Testament is concealed.

But in the New Testament, the Old Testament is revealed.

So we have in the Old Testament and the New Testament hidden.

We have the truths of the New Testament, but yet they're, as we'll see, in what are called types and shadows.

It's very dark, not quite as clear yet.

But as we come to the New Testament, we begin to see that the Old Testament makes sense.

It comes to light, and it shows us the Savior.

Hebrews chapter 1 tells us that very same thing.

If you want to turn there with me, Hebrews chapter 1, verses 1 and 2, where we see the relationship between what God said in the Old Testament and what he now says to us in Jesus Christ in the New Testament.

He tells us that long ago, at many times, and in many ways, God spoke to our forefathers by the prophets.

So Old Testament, the big part of your Bible, the first two-thirds of it.

Many times, many ways, God spoke to our fathers by the prophets back then.

But now in these last days, he says, he has spoken to us by his son.

And then he goes on to describe the son, who he is.

He's the heir.

He's the creator.