I'm Pastor Mike Winger and this is Bible Thinker the program dedicated to thinking

biblically about everything. All right so we're studying typology of Jesus

throughout the Old Testament we've been looking at a bunch of stuff so far,

principles on how we can identify types, how to justify the whole idea of looking for

foreshadowing of Jesus in these different people and right now today we're doing the life of David

David as a type of Christ and I

I really like this I really love David as a type of Christ and I think that he's a type in more than one way in the Old Testament.

So I'm going to get as far as I can today. There's lots and lots of content. I hope that I can cover a good amount of it and it's a real blessing to you.

I was debating whether or not to do this in two studies. I'm going to try and do it in one and

cram it in there. But the first question is, why should I think David is a type of Christ in the first place?

Like why should I consider this as an option?

So far I've mostly been looking at types where the new test, in fact pretty much only

looking at types where the New Testament, in fact pretty much only looking at types where the new

testament sort of gives us this is a type of Christ, you know, this is a

foreshadowing of Jesus, then we go back and analyze that image to get a

better picture of it and that's sort of the case with David. David is not

clearly identified as a type in the New Testament in the sense where the New

Testament says David is a type of Christ.

But there are ways in which David is related to Jesus.

So let me give you some examples.

So the question is specifically where in the New Testament

does the Bible connect David and Jesus in some kind of

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