Knowing Jesus Through the Old Testament by Dr. Christopher J. H. Wright

Introduction Christopher J. H. Wright is a pastor of the English Church and a scholar of the Old Testament. He is the international director of Langham Partnership International. He is the principal of International College. He is an honorary member of All Saints' Church in Langham Place, England, London. Dr. Wright, in his book "Understanding of Jesus by the Old Testament", wants to match the Hebrew Bible with the understanding of the words of the God of Jesus.

Christopher J. Wright, in his book 'Understanding of Jesus in the Old Testament', explains the importance of understanding Jesus, how Jesus found his identity, the purpose of his mission, and the interpretation of the Old Testament It focuses on. The author 's intention is to really show Christians to Jesus by revealing some of his father' s light from early Hebrew poems. The light believes that Jesus passed the Old Testament. And make the events leading to the New Testament effective. - Since the first publication in 1930, William Faulkner's novel "I am dead" caused a lot of exploration and criticism. The subject of this analysis is very broad and extensive, but the interesting way to investigate is the relationship between the novel and the Old Testament. People do not need to be Christians to study the similarity of subjects; there is correlation with many Bible themes studied by both students and scholars.

Introduction Christopher J. H. Wright is a pastor of the English Church and a scholar of the Old Testament. He is the international director of Langham Partnership International. He is the principal of International College. He is an honorary member of All Saints' Church in Langham Place, England, London. - In both stories, God's wrath makes you believe that God does not hesitate to revenge humanity and create a world of evil in the world they created for good. The gods of transformation and the gods of the Old Testament created a world full of life, happy and graceful. No matter how it resembles, the destruction and re-creation of the world by the God of each book is full of differences. Because they teach lessons that humans must not forget.

In order to help the reader understand the importance of the Old Testament based on Jesus and the New Testament, Light used the image of the journey. He stated that the Old Testament is not all about "Jesus" but all "is pointing to Jesus." For example, when we were on a expedition, we did not always see the destination outside the window. You can see the road to the destination, probably the road sign to the destination. A trip to your destination requires a trip - the good news of Jesus Christ filled the background of the trip of the Old Testament, which eventually led to the New Testament