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Gospel Typology in Joshua and Revelation: A Whore and Her Scarlet, Seven Trumpets Sound, A Great City Falls is unavailable, but you can change that!

This new work from author and teacher Warren A. Gage illuminates the connections between the books of Joshua and Revelation and emphasizes the presence of Joshua typology in the life of Jesus. Gage also discusses the typology of holy war in general and the battle at Jericho specifically, the typological prominence of Rahab in the New Testament, and specific connections between the texts of Joshua...

The four women listed in Matthew’s genealogy share a reputation (at least) of immorality,10 underscoring the evangelist’s encouragement that Jesus will deliver the repentant from judgment, just as Joshua had spared Rahab. Taken together, the stories of these women from Matthew’s genealogy prefigure a royal prince of Judah who will take a bride with an “irregular” history. Thematically, Matthew presents the gospel of the True Joshua, who rescues Rahab, and what is greater,11 takes her for a bride!