People
Jesus Connections
OT Objects/Events
Who/What Am I?
Challenge
100

This man was the first human being and is contrasted with Jesus as the "last Adam."

Who is Adam

100

Adam brought sin and death into the world. Jesus brings these instead.

Life and righteousness

100

God provided water for Israel from this in the wilderness, and Paul later connects it with Christ.

The rock

100

I was a king and priest.

Melchizedek

100

What does the phrase "type of Christ" mean?

A person, event, object, or institution in the Old Testament that points forward to Jesus and finds a greater fulfillment in Him.




200

This man was rejected by his brothers, sold into Egypt, and eventually became a means of saving many people.

Who is Joseph

200

Isaac carried this toward the place where he was going to be sacrificed, reminding us of what Jesus carried.

Wood - Jesus carried the cross

200

Unlike the manna that temporarily sustained physical life, Jesus called Himself this.

The Bread of Life

200

I was rejected by my brothers, but eventually became exalted and was able to save many people.

Joseph

200

Why is Jesus called the "last Adam"?

Adam represents humanity's fall into sin and death, while Jesus, the "last Adam," brings righteousness and life

300

This man could defeat Goliath, but he could not defeat sin. He could become king, but he could not establish an eternal kingdom. Who was he, and who was he pointing toward? (DAILY DOUBLE)

David -> Jesus

300

Joseph was sold by his brothers for this amount, creating a connection with Jesus' betrayal.

Silver/money

300

During this event, the High Priest entered the Holy of Holies and sacrifices were made for the sins of the people.


The Day of Atonement

300

I was offered by my father, carried wood, and was spared when God provided a substitute.

Isaac

300

Give THREE ways Isaac points to Jesus.


  • Promised son
  • Beloved/only son
  • Father offers son
  • Carries wood
  • Willingly submits
  • Three-day connection
  • Ram dies in his place
  • God provides the sacrifice
400

This man carried wood toward his own sacrifice and was ultimately spared when a ram was provided in his place.

Who is Isaac

400

David's occupation as a young man points toward one of Jesus' most important descriptions of Himself.

Shepherd - Jesus is the Good Shepherd

400

Put these in order from the earliest to latest: David, Adam, Joseph, Isaac, Moses, Jonah (DAILY DOUBLE)

1. Adam

2. Isaac

3. Joseph

4. Moses

5. David

6. Jonah

400

I brought death through disobedience, while the One I point toward brings life through obedience.

Adam

400

Give THREE ways David points to Jesus.

  • King
  • Shepherd
  • From Bethlehem
  • Son of David
  • Defeated an enemy
  • Rejected before being recognized as king
  • Jesus is the greater/perfect King and Shepherd
500

This Old Testament man was both King of Salem and priest of God Most High, and Hebrews uses him as a picture of Christ's priesthood.

Who is Melchizedek

500

Explain the difference between Jonah's rescue and Jesus' resurrection (DAILY DOUBLE)

Jonah was rescued from death; Jesus willingly entered death and conquered it through His resurrection




500

This event involved Moses lifting up a bronze serpent so that those who looked at it could live, and Jesus later directly connected it to Himself (Bonus points if you name the correct book/chp.)

The bronze serpent in Numbers 21

500

I am not a person. I provided a temporary physical need in the wilderness, but Jesus said the true version of what I provided gives eternal life.


Manna

500

Give one example from each of these four categories that points toward Jesus — PERSON, OBJECT, EVENT, and LOCATION — and explain the connection for each.

PERSON: David → Jesus is the greater King/Shepherd
OBJECT: Manna → Jesus is the Bread of Life
EVENT: Passover → Jesus is the ultimate sacrificial Lamb
LOCATION: Tabernacle → God dwelling among His people points toward Jesus dwelling among humanity

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