The article first indicates the centrality of the witness of the New Testament to the resurrection of Christ. Next, it surveys the search for a controlling principle of interpretation to express the continuity between the Old and the New Testament. The article then considers Old Testament persons, events, and passages that point toward the resurrection of Christ. The expectation during the intertestamental period is also considered.

This essay wants to answer the question whether Irenaeus continued the Christology of Justin Martyr.

This essay reflects on the theological significance of the exodus.