The three stages of this serpentine rod are not only the increasing strength of the threat to the Philistines, but also the “birth order” of the invaders as they...
Unlike Babel, Babylon was not a “tower to heaven,” but the arrogance of its rulers was an offense whose stink ascended to the court...
What is the significance of Nebuchadnezzar taking on the characteristics of an ox and an eagle, two of the four faces of the cherubim...
The content, imagery, and covenant structure of Daniel 4 reveal King Nebuchadnezzar, like Daniel, to be a type of God’s future work in the...
The book of Daniel is comprised of two pillars, one for Babylon and one for Persia. Each column begins and ends with a notable...
Israel served as a microcosm of the nations of the world, so the resurrection of the nation from the “deep” of Babylonian exile is...
The “Exodus” sequence in Matthew’s Gospel is a story of rivalry between two royal sons, and it all takes place upon a cruciform stage.
“Instead of seeking wisdom from the created heavens, the wise men now understood that ‘there is a God in heaven’ who reveals such secrets.”
Having put enmity between the seeds of the serpent and the Woman, and then judging the Woman, John now judges the Man. The Covenantal...
What is the significance of the placement of the tribes of Israel around the Tabernacle in the book of Numbers?