Portraits of Christ in the Old Testament

Genesis 14’s Melchizedek is presented as a real human king and priest whom God designed as a portrait of Jesus, the eternal King-Priest. Because Christ’s righteousness makes peace with God and his priesthood never ends, believers can rely

Noah's ark is presented as a portrait of Christ: the one God-provided refuge from judgment. The message holds together the terror of the flood, the grace of salvation, and the call to turn and live.

Genesis 3:15 is presented as the first gospel promise, spoken in the ruins of Eden after sin entered the world. The message shows how the whole Old Testament begins leaning toward Christ, the promised seed who crushes the serpent.