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1. Rachel's household gods (Gen. 31:19) 2. The golden calf at Sinai (Ex. 32) 3. Nanna, the moon god of Ur, worshiped by Abraham before his salvation (Josh. 24:2) 4. Asherah, or Ashtaroth, the chief goddess of Tyre, referred to as the lady of the sea (Judg. 6:24–32) 5. Dagon, the chief Philistine agriculture and sea god and father of Baal (Judg. 16:23–30; 1 Sam. 5:1–7) 6. Ashtoreth, a Canaanite goddess, another consort of Baal (1 Sam. 7:3–4) 7. Molech, the god of the Ammonites and the most horrible idol in the Scriptures (1 Kings 11:7; 2 Chron. 28:14; 33:6) 8. The two golden images made by King Jeroboam, set up at the shrines of Dan and Bethel (1 Kings 12:28–31) 9. Baal, the chief deity of Canaan (1 Kings 18:17–40; 2 Kings 10:28; 11:18) 10. Rimmon, the Syrian god of Naaman the leper (2 Kings 5:15–19) 11. Nisroch, the Assyrian god of Sennacherib (2 Kings 19:37) 12. Nebo, the Babylonian god of wisdom and literature (Isa. 46:1) 13. Merodach, also called Marduk, the chief god of the Babylonian pantheon (Jer. 50:2) 14. Tammuz, the husband and brother of Ishtar (Asherah), goddess of fertility (Ezek. 8:14) 15. The golden image in the plain of Dura (Dan. 3) © 1997 by Thomas Nelson, Inc.
Joseph—A Type of Christ
Joseph—A Type of Christ Joseph Parallels Jesus
37:2 A shepherd of his father's sheep John 10:11, 27– 29 37:3 His father loved him dearly Matt. 3:17 37:4 Hated by his brothers John 7:4–5 37:13–14 Sent by father to brothers Heb. 2:11 37:20 Others plotted to harm them John 11:53 37:23 Robes taken from them John 19:23–24 37:26 Taken to Egypt Matt. 2:14–15 37:28 Sold for the price of a slave Matt. 26:15 39:7 Tempted Matt. 4:1 39:16–18 Falsely accused Matt. 26:59–60 39:20 Bound in chains Matt. 27:2
40:2–3 Placed with two other prisoners, one who was saved and the other lost Luke 23:32
41:41 Exalted after suffering Phil. 2:9–11 41:46 Both 30 years old at the beginning of public recognition Luke 3:23 42:24; 45:2, 14, 15;