Title: A classic work of typology
Product review: M.R. DeHaan wrote some outstanding books. His book on the Tabernacle is one of his best. The author is a good communicator and his book is written with clarity. I have always enjoyed the study of Old Testament typology. This is the art of discovering parallels and allusions to the life of Christ in the Old Testament. I read several books on the topic. There are outstanding books written by Ada Habershon, Andrew Jukes, Henry Solteau, and C.W. Slemming. DeHaan's work was the one I enjoyed the most.He is measured with his analysis and does not jump to fanciful speculations. His assertions are backed up elsewhere in the Bible. He points out that every detail of the tabernacle has symbolic significance and teaches an important message about the nature and work of God. This is an excellent book and a true classic.
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