Typology for the Common Man
Posted: October 22, 2008 Filed under: Just for Fun 3 CommentsToday in Hermeneutics for the second lecture on typology the class got in a long conversation once more about the what are and aren’t types of Christ in and throughout the Scriptures. During the middle of class (which I am sure that professor would not be a fan of) one of my fellow seminarians send me an email on how I am a type and how I am not a type of a Scottish professor at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary named Dr. David Murray. Now many of you may not get this, or even understand. However the ones that do, will enjoy this.
Type of the Scotsman
- in the fact that you’re a seminary employee
- in the fact that you’ wear brown shoes with black pants
- in the fact that you wear a red tie with a black jacket
But:
- in you’re joking and sense of humor
- in you’re shaved head
- in you’re Ohio accent
Summary: You fall short of the great Scotsman. He is the “greater-than-Mike.” When I look at you, I think of Dr. Murray. But when I talk to you, I see that you’re only but a shadow of him.
ME
Dr. David Murray
I see NO TYPE
Gospel-Centered Musings 
I think his beard is only a shadow of yours.
it’s 50 – 50, ha-ha!
mike , to be the shadow of Dr. Murray is really good, what if you were the shadow of Dr. Beeke, oh boy you would get tired sure as Dr. Beeke travels alot.