π Luke - Trajectory Tables
π Overview
62 trajectory tables reference Luke
Trajectory tables trace typological themes from Old Testament shadows through prophetic development to New Testament fulfillment in Christ. This page lists all trajectories that include references to Luke.
π Trajectory Tables
π€ Persons (19)
- Aaron (The Great High Priest)
- Abel (First Martyr)
- Abraham (Father of Faith)
- David (The King After God's Own Heart)
- Davidic Kingdom (Messianic Reign)
- Elijah (Prophet of Fire and Restoration)
- Elisha (Double Portion of Spirit)
- Isaac (Child of Promise)
- Isaiah (Suffering Servant Messenger)
- Israel (Corporate New-Adam)
- Jonah (Death, Resurrection, and Mission to Gentiles)
- Joseph (The Suffering Savior)
- Joshua (Leader into Rest)
- Moses (The Prophet Like Unto Me)
- Noah (Salvation Through Judgment)
- Solomon (The King of Peace and Wisdom)
- Solomon's Temple (Glory of God's Dwelling)
- Vine and Vineyard (True Israel)
- Zerubbabel (Royal Seed Rebuilding)
π Events (5)
- Conquest of Canaan (Victory in Christ)
- Crossing the Jordan (Entering God's Rest)
- Crossing the Red Sea (Baptism into Christ)
- New Exodus (Second Exodus Pattern)
- Return from Exile (Restoration and Hope)
ποΈ Institutions (6)
- Covenant Meals (Fellowship with God)
- Covenant Succession (Inheritance and Election)
- Eden as Temple (Original Sanctuary)
- Legal Priesthood (Mediators and Ministers)
- New Jerusalem (Ultimate Temple-City)
- Temple Ecclesiology (Church as God's Dwelling)
π¦ Objects (8)
- Anointing Oil (Holy Spirit)
- Book of Life (God's Record of the Elect)
- Fire from Heaven (Divine Acceptance and Judgment)
- Glory-Cloud (Divine Presence)
- Holy Garments (Glory and Beauty)
- Living Water (Spirit and Life)
- Pillar of Cloud and Fire (Divine Guidance and Protection)
- Veil (Access Through Christ's Flesh)
πͺ Feasts & Offerings (7)
- Altar of Incense (Christ's Intercession)
- Leprosy (The Plague of Sin)
- Priestly Ministrations (Service and Sacrifice)
- Suffering Servant (Vicarious Atonement)
- Trespass-Offering (Restitution and Restoration)
- Unleavened Bread (Purity and Sincerity)
- Year of Jubilee (Ultimate Redemption)
π Themes (17)
- Ceremonial Uncleanness (Spiritual Defilement)
- Circumcision (Circumcision of the Heart)
- Consecration of Priests (Set Apart for Service)
- Garden Commission (Extending Sacred Space)
- Gentile Inclusion (Light to the Nations)
- High Priest Seated at the Right Hand (Christ's Royal-Priestly Session)
- Holy Places (Access to God's Presence)
- Name of God (Revelation of Divine Character)
- Nazirite Vow (Separation unto God)
- Plagues of Egypt (Judgment on False Gods)
- Priestly Teaching (Torah Instruction)
- Rahab and Jericho (Faith Saves Gentiles)
- Rejection Then Exaltation (Pattern of Suffering and Glory)
- Seed Promise (Redemption Through Offspring)
- Stone and Cornerstone (Rejected Foundation)
- Wilderness Testing (Faith Through Trial)
- Wisdom and Foolishness of the Cross
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