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:<font face-"TimesNewRoman" color="blue">B: "find... their fulfillment in the book of the Revelation" We'll have to have a closer look at this. It would appear that Revelation is like the Rosetta stone to the hidden riddles of the OT, speaking of the cross in the same tropes used before, but now in a way to make them known. Jesus said "It is finished" on the cross, which is our guiding principle when reading Revelation. The cross is the key to the kingdom (teaching). </font>
A story is told of a Hindu convert who was studying the New Testament and one day he came to his missionary and said, “I’ve come to ask you for the other part of the Bible.” The book I am reading seems to be so incomplete. Almost every page is telling me, 'It was done in order that it might be fulfilled.' And now I want to know just what it is that has been fulfilled." Everything in the New testament Testament is there because it is in the OT. One does not truly understand the New until the OT source is known.
If we were to omit any chapter in the New Testament, that had a reference to the Old Testament or an allusion back to the Old Testament, we would have to eliminate 240 of the 250 chapters. There are only twenty chapters that do not have some kind of mention of the Old Testament either by direct quotation or by indirect allusion. In the New Testament is a revelation of divine supply. In the Old Testament we have the unveilings of the human heart. In the New Testament we have the unveiling of the heart of God—and the way in which he has answered humanities need in Jesus Christ. To put it succinctly, in the Old Testament we have a record of God dealing with his people AND hidden within, the story of Christ and the cross recapitulated in mystery to be revealed through the cross.
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