The typology of Scripture : two volumes in one, complete and unabridged

Book first: Inquiry into the principles of typical interpretation, with a view chiefly to the determination of the real nature and design of types, and the extent to which they entered God's earlier dispensations

1. Historical and critical survey of the past and present state of theological opinion on the subject

2. The proper nature and province of typology

Scriptural use of the word "type"

Comparison of this with the theological

Distinctive characteristics of a typical relationship, viewed with respect to the religious institutions of the Old Testament

3. The proper nature and province of theology

The historical characters and transactions of the Old Testament, viewed as exemplifying the distinctive characters of a typical relationship

Typical forms in nature

Necessity of the typical as a preparation for the fullness of times

4. The proper nature and province of theology

God's work in creation, how related to the incarnation and kingdom of Christ

5. Prophetical types or the combination of type with prophecy

Alleged doubles sense of prophecy

6. The interpretation of particular types

Specific principles and directions

7. The place due to the subject of typology as a branch of theological study, and the advantages arising from its proper cultivation

Book second: the dispensation of primeval and patriarchal times

Preliminary remarks

1. The divine truths embodied in the historical transactions on which the first symbolical religion for fallen man was based

2. The tree of life

3. The cherubim (and the flaming sword)

Sacrificial worship

The marriage relation and the Sabbatical institution

6. Typical things in history during the progress of the first dispensation Section 1: The seed of promise, Abel and Enoch

Section 2: Noah and the deluge

Section 3: The new world and its inheritors, the men of faith

Section 4:The change in the divine call from the general to the particular, Shem and Abraham

Section 5: The subjects and channels of blessing, Abraham and Isaac, Jacob and the twelve patriarchs

Section 6: The inheritance destined for the heirs of blessing

Appendix A

The Old Testament in the New

The historical and didactic portions

Prophecies referred to by Christ

The deeper principles involved in Christ's use of the Old Testament

The applications made by the evangelists of Old Testament prophecies

Applications in the writings of the Apostle Paul

The applications made in the epistle to the Hebrews

Appendix B

The doctrine of a future state

Appendix C

On sacrificial worship

Appendix D

Does the original relation of the seed of Abraham to the land of Canaan afford any ground for expecting their final return to it?

Appendix E

The relation of Canaan to the state of final rest