Salvation in the Old Testament

From the definition of apocalyptic literature it is easy to think that these literary works are "in the form of revelations related to the end of reality, depicting a new sacred world that offers redemption to a few people." Text can be very homogeneous. . Of course, the end text has many similarities - the prophets use common themes and themes, and use similar language patterns. Of course, the central theme always includes some type of ending. Nevertheless, there is ample room for variations in the final text.

Noah 's ark is a redemption prototype. In the Old Testament, God provided the ark as a means of salvation and closed the door to protect all the people inside. Everyone who entered the ark was saved from the flood and was not destroyed. Jesus is our ark and has received salvation by all who have entered into his death, burial, and resurrection. John 10: 9a Jesus said,

How can we save people if the method of redemption of the Old Testament does not comply with the law? Fortunately, the answer to this question is easy to find in the Bible, so there is no doubt what the Old Testament redemption method is. In Rome 4, the apostle Paul revealed that the ransom of the Old Testament is the same as the New Testament. To prove this, Paul directed us to Abraham, who was saved by faith: "Abraham believed in God and considered it as justice" (Romans 4: 3). Once again Paul cited the Old Testament to prove his own view - this time Genesis 15: 6. Abraham could not be saved by following the law as he existed over 400 years ago before the law was promulgated!

Many Christians assert the story that the rigid legislation of the Old Testament is replaced by the forgiveness and grace of the New Testament. But this missed the basic truth of salvation. As the twelve disciples and the contemporary followers were saved, the number of the Old Testament was also saved. According to Genesis 15: 6, Abraham said, "I believe in the Lord, and he regards it as justice." The Jews were saved without following the rules. Even the most ancient Old Testament hero will be condemned in the presence of God without faith. Abraham was not saved for innocent life. He was saved because he trusted the Lord and his complete plan. This fact is very important as Paul claims this in the New Testament to prove that the Gentiles have a place of salvation. Paul pointed out that letter 4 to the Romans (see Chapter 15 of Genesis directly) states that the story of Abraham is indeed proof that reimbursement has never been done through legally prescribed works Did.