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I didn’t know this!
If you will recall regarding Typology, there was a correlation between the Creation account and John’s Gospel.
I’ve known of this typology and loved it for several years, now.
But I never took it further until I read this on AgapeBibleStudy.Com.
If you will recall regarding Typology, there was a correlation between the Creation account and John’s Gospel.
So, after 7 days of Creation, we have the marriage between Adam and Eve. And after 7 days of the New Creation in St. John’s Gospel, we find ourselves at another wedding. And of course, the only two names mentioned are Jesus (the 2nd Adam) and Mary (the New Eve).
I’ve known of this typology and loved it for several years, now.
But I never took it further until I read this on AgapeBibleStudy.Com.
Code:On the 7th day of the first Creation God presided over the wedding of Adam and Eve. After Adam and Eve’s fall from grace, when He surveyed His Sanctuary at the hour of communion between God and man, He found that sin had contaminated the Eden Sanctuary and the world. God judged Adam and Eve in allowing sin to enter the garden Sanctuary where man communed with God, expelling the unclean offenders from His holy place.
In St. John’s Gospel, after “the 7th day” wedding at Cana, God the Son came to commune with man in the Jerusalem Temple. Finding sin present, He cast out that which was unclean from His holy Sanctuary. Jesus’ act of cleansing the Temple Sanctuary is symbolically reminiscent of the first expulsion of offenders out of the Sanctuary that was Eden.