01330cam a2200265 i 45000010008000000030006000080050017000140080041000310100017000720200015000890400018001040500022001220820012001441000030001562450094001862600054002803000021003344900042003555040041003975200013004385200516004516300024009676300049009916500024010401353979AUA.120160725131832.0800228s1980    miu      b    001 0 eng    a   80012194   a0310418518  aDLCcDLCdDLC00aBS 480b.J63 198000a220.1/31 aJohnson, S. Lewis,d1915-14aThe Old Testament in the New :ban argument for biblical inspiration /cS. Lewis Johnson.  aGrand Rapids, MI :bZondervan Pub. House,cc1980.  a108 p. :c21 cm.0 aContemporary evangelical perspectives  aIncludes bibliographical references.  aSummary:  a	
To determine the nature of the inspiration of the Bible, it is of primary importance to discover what the Bible says about its own inspiration. Next in importance -- and this is the subject of this book -- is to study the use that Scripture makes of Scripture. Dr. Johnson examines this subject from the perspectives of hermeneutics, typology in exegesis, directly and indirectly predictive messianic prophecy, and the problem of the phenomena, or data, of Scripture. He gives examples of each. - Back cover. 00aBiblexInspiration.00aBible.pN.T.xRelation to the Old Testament. 0aTypology (Theology)