Allegory+of+the+Old+&+New+Testament

All year we have discussed ways that the Old Testament is fulfilled and brought to perfection in the New Testament; this is called TYPOLOGY. As we studied events of the Old Testament we not only looked at them in the context of the Old Testament, but in the broader view of Salvation History and in our Church today. Through the use of this "LaCool Wiki", we will further develop our knowledge of typology. Below you will see the painting, //The Allegory of the Old and New Testament//, by Hans Holbien, this painting portrays several of the typological events we have studied so far. The left side of the painting portrays events of the Old Testament and the right side of the painting shows events of the New Testament.



Your wiki assignment over the //Allegory of the Old and New Testament// will be as follows: Rubric & Requirements Student will write an essay describing at least 3 sets of typology in the painting //The Allegory of the Old and New Testament// DUE APRIL 28TH!** 
 * On the **OT-NT Types** page of the Wiki you will make a chart and beginning to explain the OT/NT typology of this painting
 * On the **Glossary** page of the Wiki you will collaboratively define all the words and phrases of the painting
 * On the Thesis Statement page of the Wiki you will post your thesis statement for the final paper
 * On the Class Questions page of the Wiki you can post questions or answer questions to your fellow classmates
 * Finally, you will post your FINAL PAPER (rubric/requirements below) to the wiki. You will create your own page on this wiki with your name as the title
 * Length (at least 1.5 pages, no more than 2): 5
 * Introduction (has a thesis statement): 5
 * Conclusion (summarizes the paper & restates the main ideas): 5
 * Organization (transitions & fluency are easy to follow): 5
 * Assignment is fulfilled (you analyzed 6 images total and discussed their typology): 30
 * Conventions (grammar & spelling): 5
 * OT-NT Types Chart on Wiki: 10
 * Glossary Entry on Wiki: 10
 * Thesis Statement on Wiki: 5
 * TOTAL: 75 points!