> 685. Types.--If the law and the sacrifices are the truth, it must please
> God, and must not displease Him. If they are types, they must be both
> pleasing and displeasing.
>
> Now in all the Scripture they are both pleasing and displeasing. It is said
> that the law shall be changed; that the sacrifice shall be changed; that
> they shall be without law, without a prince, and without a sacrifice; that a
> new covenant shall be made; that the law shall be renewed; that the precepts
> which they have received are not good; that their sacrifices are abominable;
> that God has demanded none of them.
>
> It is said, on the contrary, that the law shall abide for ever; that this
> covenant shall be for ever; that sacrifice shall be eternal; that the
> sceptre shall never depart from among them, because it shall not depart from
> them till the eternal King comes.
>
> Do all these passages indicate what is real? No. Do they then indicate what
> is typical? No, but what is either real or typical. But the first passages,
> excluding as they do reality, indicate that all this is only typical. ...