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Why Quote the Old Testament?

Why Quote the Old Testament ? Acts 2:16–21 ,  25–28 ,  34–35 Excerpt The variety of methods of interpretation and application of the  OT parallels the fact that the  OT  was used for a variety of purposes. People tend to think only in terms of the use of the  OT  to show that Jesus was the Messiah, but there are a number of other uses with a variety of goals. Many  OT  texts are used to show Jesus is the Messiah, the fulfillment of the  OT  promises ( Lk 4:16–21 ). Without lessening the fulfillment emphasis, however, other verses are applied to Jesus for other purposes: to evangelize ( Acts 8:32–35 ); to demonstrate or convince ( Acts 13:33–35 ); to rebuke ( Mk 7:6 ,  7 ;  Rom 11:7–10 ); to describe ( Rv 1:12–15 ); and to worship ( Phil 2:10 ,  11 ).  More Elwell, Walter A., and Barry J. Beitzel. “Quotations of the Old Testament in the New Testament .”   Baker encyclopedia of the Bible  1...

Why Quote the Old Testament?

Why Quote the Old Testament ? Acts 2:16–21 ,  25–28 ,  34–35 Excerpt The variety of methods of interpretation and application of the  OT  parallels the fact that the  OT  was used for a variety of purposes. People tend to think only in terms of the use of the  OT  to show that Jesus was the Messiah, but there are a number of other uses with a variety of goals. Many  OT  texts are used to show Jesus is the Messiah, the fulfillment of the  OT  promises ( Lk 4:16–21 ). Without lessening the fulfillment emphasis, however, other verses are applied to Jesus for other purposes: to evangelize ( Acts 8:32–35 ); to demonstrate or convince ( Acts 13:33–35 ); to rebuke ( Mk 7:6 ,  7 ;  Rom 11:7–10 ); to describe ( Rv 1:12–15 ); and to worship ( Phil 2:10 ,  11 ).  More Elwell, Walter A., and Barry J. Beitzel. “Quotations of the Old Testament in the New Testament .”   Baker encyclopedia of the Bible ...

Why Quote the Old Testament?

Why Quote the Old Testament ? Acts 2:16–21 ,  25–28 ,  34–35 Excerpt The variety of methods of interpretation and application of the  OT parallels the fact that the  OT  was used for a variety of purposes. People tend to think only in terms of the use of the   OT  to show that Jesus was the Messiah, but there are a number of other uses with a variety of goals. Many  OT  texts are used to show Jesus is the Messiah, the fulfillment of the  OT   promises ( Lk 4:16–21 ). Without lessening the fulfillment emphasis, however, other verses are applied to Jesus for other purposes: to evangelize ( Acts 8:32–35 ); to demonstrate or convince ( Acts 13:33–35 ); to rebuke ( Mk 7:6 ,  7 ;  Rom 11:7–10 ); to describe ( Rv 1:12–15 ); and to worship ( Phil 2:10 ,  11 ).  More Elwell, Walter A., and Barry J. Beitzel. “Quotations of the Old Testament in the New Testament .”   Baker Encyclopedia of the Bible  ...

Why Quote the Old Testament?

Why Quote the Old Testament ? Acts 2:16–21 ,  25–28 ,  34–35 Excerpt The variety of methods of interpretation and application of the   OT  parallels the fact that the  OT  was used for a variety of purposes. People tend to think only in terms of the use of the  OT  to show that Jesus was the Messiah , but there are a number of other uses with a variety of goals. Many  OT  texts are used to show Jesus is the Messiah , the fulfillment of the  OT  promises ( Lk 4:16–21 ). Without lessening the fulfillment emphasis, however, other verses are applied to Jesus for other purposes: to evangelize ( Acts 8:32–35 ); to demonstrate or convince ( Acts 13:33–35 ); to rebuke ( Mk 7:6 ,  7 ;  Rom 11:7–10 ); to describe ( Rv 1:12–15 ); and to worship ( Phil 2:10 ,  11 ).  More Elwell, Walter A., and Barry J. Beitzel.  Baker encyclopedia of the Bible  1988: 1813. Print.

Why Quote the Old Testament?

Why Quote the Old Testament ? Acts 2:16–21, 25–28, 34–35 Excerpt The variety of methods of interpretation and application of the OT parallels the fact that the OT was used for a variety of purposes. People tend to think only in terms of the use of the OT to show that Jesus was the Messiah, but there are a number of other uses with a variety of goals. Many OT texts are used to show Jesus is the Messiah, the fulfillment of the OT promises ( Lk 4:16–21 ). Without lessening the fulfillment emphasis, however, other verses are applied to Jesus for other purposes: to evangelize ( Acts 8:32–35 ); to demonstrate or convince ( Acts 13:33–35 ); to rebuke ( Mk 7:6 , 7 ; Rom 11:7–10 ); to describe ( Rev 1:12–15 ); and to worship ( Phil 2:10 , 11 ). Elwell, Walter A., and Barry J. Beitzel. Baker encyclopedia of the Bible 1988 : 1813. Print.

Why Quote the Old Testament?

Why Quote the Old Testament? Acts 2:16-21 Excerpt ‎The variety of methods of interpretation and application of the OT parallels the fact that the OT was used for a variety of purposes. People tend to think only in terms of the use of the OT to show that Jesus was the Messiah , but there are a number of other uses with a variety of goals. Many OT texts are used to show Jesus is the Messiah , the fulfillment of the OT promises ( Lk 4:16–21 ). Without lessening the fulfillment emphasis, however, other verses are applied to Jesus for other purposes: to evangelize ( Acts 8:32–35 ); to demonstrate or convince ( Acts 13:33 – 35 ); to rebuke ( Mk 7:6 , 7; Rom 11:7–10 ); to describe ( Rev. 1:12–15 ); and to worship ( Phil 2:10 , 11 ). Elwell, Walter A., and Barry J. Beitzel. Baker encyclopedia of the Bible 1988 : 1813. Print.

Why Quote the Old Testament?

Why Quote the Old Testament ? Acts 2:16-21 ‎The variety of methods of interpretation and application of the OT parallels the fact that the OT was used for a variety of purposes. People tend to think only in terms of the use of the OT to show that Jesus was the Messiah , but there are a number of other uses with a variety of goals. Many OT texts are used to show Jesus is the Messiah , the fulfillment of the OT promises ( Lk 4:16–21 ). Without lessening the fulfillment emphasis, however, other verses are applied to Jesus for other purposes: to evangelize ( Acts 8:32–35 ); to demonstrate or convince ( Acts 13:33–35 ); to rebuke ( Mk 7:6 , 7 ; Rom 11:7–10 ); to describe ( Rv 1:12–15 ); and to worship ( Phil 2:10 , 11 ). Elwell, Walter A., and Barry J. Beitzel. Baker encyclopedia of the Bible 1988 : 1813 . Print.