Shadow Of Christ - Dr.Lilian Stanley

 Shadow Of Christ

    Isaac is the shadow of Christ.  He was the only beloved son.  Jesus was the only beloved Son.  Isaac was the son of promise.  Jesus was the Son of promise. Isaac carried his firewood.  Jesus carried His cross. Isaac climbed Mount Moriah.  Jesus climbed Golgatha.  Isaac willingly gave himself to be sacrificed.  Jesus willingly offered Himself as a sacrifice.  Isaac was lost for three days for Abraham.  Jesus was lost in the tomb for three days to Father God.  Isaac came back alive.  Jesus rose again.  Isaac was the shadow, Jesus was substance.

     No wonder Abraham saw the days of Jesus and was glad (John 8:56).



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