TRUTH LESSONS—LEVEL THREE
THE TYPES IN THE OLD TESTAMENT

LESSON THIRTEEN

MOSES

OUTLINE

1. Moses typifying Christ as the Apostle:
   1. Sent by God.
   2. Bringing God to His chosen people and bringing God’s chosen people into the rich supply of God’s full salvation.
   3. Faithful to God in all the house of God.
   4. Christ having more honor and being worthy of more glory than Moses.
   5. Christ being the Son of God over God’s house; Moses being a servant of God for a testimony of the things to be spoken later.
2. Moses typifying Christ as the Prophet of God:
   1. Raised up by God.
   2. Speaking for God, speaking forth God, and revealing God to His elect.

TEXT

The types in Exodus are of another line, mostly unveiling Christ as the supply to His believers. First of all, Moses is a type of Christ as the Apostle who brought God to us (Heb. 3:1) and the Prophet who spoke forth God (Acts 3:22-23).

I. MOSES TYPIFYING CHRIST
AS THE APOSTLE

The Apostle is the One who was sent to us from God and with God (John 6:46; 8:16, 29). As the Apostle, Christ came to us with God to share God with us that we may partake of His divine life, nature, and fullness. This is typified by Moses, who was sent by God to serve the house of God (Heb. 3:2-6).

A. Sent by God

In Exodus 3:10 God said to Moses, “I will send you to Pharaoh, that you may bring My people, the children of Israel, out of Egypt.” This shows us that Moses was sent by God to the children of Israel to deliver them out of the tyranny of Pharaoh and the Egyptians. Christ as the Apostle sent by God came from God and with God to us (John 8:16, 29) that He might deliver us from the usurpation of Satan and the satanic world (John 17:15-16).