Contents

Introduction

• Introducing the Speaker and the Course

Unit 1: The Old in the New

• Overview

• The Old Testament in the Gospel of John

• Comparing Texts: Ezekiel 34 and John 10

• Proof Texts from the Old Testament

• A Journey through Hosea 11 to Matthew 2

Unit 2: First-Century Interpretive Traditions

• Catena: A Connected Series of Related Texts

• Jewish Interpretive Practice: Four Categories

• Why Use the Old Testament?

• Using Timelines and Layouts to Study the Septuagint

• How New Testament Authors Use Old Testament Texts: Part 1

• How New Testament Authors Use Old Testament Texts: Part 2

• How New Testament Authors Use Old Testament Texts: Part 3

Unit 3: Kinds of Old Testament References in the New Testament

• Citations: Focus on Galatians 3:8

• Citations: Focus on Matthew

• Searching for Old Testament Quotations in the New Testament

• Allusions: Focus on Matthew 18:21–22

• Searching for Old Testament Allusions in the New Testament

• Echoes: Focus on John 20:15–16

• Storied Echoes: Type Scenes

• Storied Echoes: Old Testament Characters in the New Testament

• The Septuagint’s Role in Making Connections

• Premises and Methods of Old Testament Usage in the New Testament: Part 1

• Premises and Methods of Old Testament Usage in the New Testament: Part 2

Unit 4: Christological Lenses in the New Testament

• A Focus on the Righteous Sufferer

• A Focus on the Servant of Yahweh

• A Focus on the Representative of Israel/Humanity

• A Focus on the Priest

• A Focus on the Davidic King

• A Focus on the Prophet

• Review and Introduction

Unit 5: The Old Testament in Philippians

• Background to Philippians

• Investigating Graeco-Roman Context: Aretē

• Isaiah in Philippians

• Exodus, Deuteronomy, and Daniel in Philippians

Unit 6: The Old Testament in Matthew

• Background to Matthew

• Genesis 1:27, 2:24 in Matthew

• Cain and Abel in Matthew 5

• Cain and Abel in Matthew 18

• Cain and Abel in Matthew 23

• Finding Theological Meaning in the Septuagint: Genesis 4:3–5

• Isaac in Matthew

• Matthew’s Use of People and Places from Genesis

• Genealogy Connections in Matthew

• Sodom and Gomorrah in Matthew

• Using Passage Lists and Merging: Sodom and Gomorrah

• The Land of Canaan in Matthew

• Review of Old Testament Usage in Matthew

Unit 7: The Old Testament in John

• Background to John

• Renewal of Creation in John

• Searching Louw-Nida and Ancient Literature: Logosin John 1:1

• The Motif of Life in John

• Genesis Allusions in John 18–20

• Jesus as New Adam in John

• Comparing Translations of the Hebrew and the LXX: “Adam” and “Man”

• Jesus Breathes Life

Unit 8: The Old Testament in 1 Peter

• Background to 1 Peter

• The Sojourner/Exile Theme in 1 Peter

• Old Testament Calls to Holiness in 1 Peter

• The History of Interpretation: A Royal Priesthood

• Psalm 34 as a Metatext for 1 Peter

• Psalm 34 Themes in 1 Peter

Conclusion

• The Old Testament: Indispensable to the New
  
  

Details

• Title: BI190 The Use of the Old Testament in the New Testament: Methodology and Practice

• Instructor: Jeannine K. Brown

• Publisher: Lexham Press

• Publication Date: 2015

• Product Type: Logos Mobile Education

• Resource Type: Courseware, including transcripts, audio, and video resources

• Courses: 1

• Video Hours: 5