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The Romance of Redemption: Biblical Types of the Bride of Christ
Overview
Warren A. Gage’s The Romance of Redemption operates on the theory that if the prophets, priests, and kings of the Old Testament are types of Christ, then their brides are types of Christ’s bride—the church.
The book tells the story of 16 brides in the Bible. Four brides discovered at a well in a far off country. Four royal brides, whose stories anticipate the destiny of the bride of Christ. Four brides marred by whoredom, and four brides notable for their purity. And finally, in the epilogue, Mary Magdalene, and the profound story of her redemption.
As Gage weaves together these bridal stories, he shows their unifying thread to be a demonstration of some aspect of the gospel, and displays how their differences highlight the vast expanse of redemption through Jesus Christ.
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- Explores the stories of 16 Bible brides
- Examines these brides as types of the church, the bride of Christ
- Highlights different aspects of the gospel and the diversity of our redemption through Christ
- Introduction
- Brides Discovered by the Well in a Far Country
- Rebekah at the Well of Haran
- Rachel at the Well of Haran
- Zipporah at the Well of Midian
- The Woman at the Well of Samaria
- Brides Known for Their Beauty and Purity
- Eve
- Leah
- Ruth
- May of Nazareth
- Brides Tainted with Whoredom
- Tamar, the “Whore” of Judah
- Rahab, the Whore of Jericho
- Gomer, the Whorish Wife of Hosea
- The Woman Caught in Adultery
- The Royal Brides
- The Princess of David’s Desire
- Shulamith
- Esther
- The Bridal City of the New Jerusalem
- Epilogue: Mary Magdalene
- Title: The Romance of Redemption: Biblical Types of the Bride of Christ
- Author: Warren A. Gage
- Publisher: St. Andrews House
- Publication Date: 2014
- Pages: 98
- Christian Group: Evangelical
- Resource Type: Biblical Theology
- Topic: Christological Exegesis
Warren A. Gage is the president of the Alexandrian Forum, a ministry dedicated to bringing in-depth biblical and classical education back to our churches and communities. Warren holds a ThM from Dallas Theological Seminary, a JD from Southern Methodist University, and a MA and PhD from the University of Dallas. Prior to his work for the Alexandrian Forum, he served as a professor of Old Testament and classical studies at Knox Theological Seminary. He is known for his advocacy of biblical typology and a literary approach to biblical exposition which demonstrates that all of Scripture points toward Christ.