Oct 5, 2026 · 1 hr 9 min · 13 segments
In episode 263 of Theology In Particular, Pastor Joe Anady and Dr. Daniel Scheiderer are joined by Dr. Richard Barcellos to discuss the importance of the Exodus motif found within Holy Scripture…
Richard BarcellosGuest
Daniel ScheidererHost
Joe AnadyHost
Does the holy Scripture also can we say it comes from Christ and it's about Christ? I would say yes, that the prophets of the Old Testament, according to God's word in 1 Peter 1:10 through 12, were the prophets of the Messiah.
So we could say that the prophets of Christ mediated knowledge about the, the coming of Christ, um, before the incarnation of Christ, and Jesus reduces the writing prophets of the Old Testament, which Moses is included in there, into a twofold motif of his sufferings and his glory.
Uh, he says they all wrote about it in all three portions of the Hebrew canon, the law, the Psalms, which is the writings, the Psalms is the first book of the writings, and the prophets.
Um, they all wrote about him, um, from the beginning, as Peter tells us in Acts chapter 10.
Yeah, one of the, uh, one of the great dangers I think people run into when they're reading through commentaries is feeling like they have to deny one in order to affirm the other.
It's, it's, uh, Christ pointing the saints to himself even before, uh, the incarnation, right?
Yeah, he's, he's mediating saving knowledge, the knowledge that must be believed in order to be saved prior to his incarnation.
Does the holy Scripture also can we say it comes from Christ and it's about Christ? I would say yes, that the prophets of the Old Testament, according to God's word in 1 Peter 1:10 through 12, were the prophets of the Messiah.
So we could say that the prophets of Christ mediated knowledge about the, the coming of Christ, um, before the incarnation of Christ, and Jesus reduces the writing prophets of the Old Testament, which Moses is included in there, into a twofold motif of his sufferings and his glory.
Uh, he says they all wrote about it in all three portions of the Hebrew canon, the law, the Psalms, which is the writings, the Psalms is the first book of the writings, and the prophets.
Um, they all wrote about him, um, from the beginning, as Peter tells us in Acts chapter 10.
Yeah, one of the, uh, one of the great dangers I think people run into when they're reading through commentaries is feeling like they have to deny one in order to affirm the other.
It's, it's, uh, Christ pointing the saints to himself even before, uh, the incarnation, right?
Yeah, he's, he's mediating saving knowledge, the knowledge that must be believed in order to be saved prior to his incarnation.
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