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Something that stood out for me was Jesus and Moses and the way that they both did things for others and reached their arms out for others

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+ Carefully look through the Padlet projects created by your classmates.
+ Give a thumbs up to the FIVE best posts within their project.
+ Then, make a post (and then move to the bottom of their canvas) offering them feedback on their project.

Then, follow the same steps above for the SAME groups as yours, but in another class period (2 / 3 OR 5 / 7)

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In this Padlet, write a post answering this question:

+ Of the OT typologies that you learned about in other's Padlets, which one gave you an "a-ha!" moment because it made a connection that you did not previously recognize.

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One connection that really hit me was between Mary and Eve. Eve came out of Adam as Jesus came out of Mary. I had never thought about this, and the connection is obvious now.

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A moment I never realized was when Moses out stretched his arms between the two, delivering Israel in the old testament in comparison to Jesus outstretching his arms on the cross in the New Testament.

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The "a-ha" moment for me was that it hit me that when we are baptized. God's grace and power gives us everlasting life and saves us from the fires of hell.

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the connection I noticed was between Jonah and Jesus. Jonah was in a stomach and resurrected back to the surface similar to how Jesus died and was resurrected.

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A connection I noticed was between Jesus and Moses and how they both outstretched their arms for their people.

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A connection I noticed was between Moses and Jesus, showing difference in the new testament and the old testament

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The connection between Adam and Eve, and Jesus and Mary really struck me. I had never thought about that, but when I saw it, I realized that it made a lot of sense

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The typology of the Eucharist opened my eyes because there are many connections, including the Wedding Feast at Cana, Passover, and God giving the Israelites manna.

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I never realized that the Eucharist was supposed to be the counter to the forbidden fruit that Adam and Eve ate in the garden. It's really neat to know how the new testament provides a fulfillment or redemption to the sin created within the old testament.

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I didn't realize that the Eucharist is a parallel with the apple that Adam and eve ate and the apple gave us sin and the Eucharist saves us

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I had never thought about how the Eucharist counters the forbidden fruit in the garden of Eden that Adam and Eve ate.

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Something that stood out to me was the connection between Jesus and Abraham. The parallels made a lot of sense and were really interesting

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I had not previously recognized the connection between when Moses struck the rock and water poured out and baptism.

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In one of the Padlets I saw that they made a connection between the bible and baptism as symbols of salvation and I never thought of the bible as salvation just baptism because you are cleansed of original sin

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One thing I did not realize before looking at the padlet was the connections between the Eucharist and Adam and Eve. I thought that was really interesting and intriguing.

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One connection that stood out to me was Jesus and Moses. In one Padlet that I came across, they set up the information very organized and explained the difference between the Old Testament and the New Testament.

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The connection that stood out to me was Eve and Mary. They are truly so similar and it's interesting how many things are paralleled between them. Specifically, I think it's weird and cool how we sort of consider Mary and Eve as our "mothers" in different ways.

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I Iearned more about the connection betweeen adam and eve and the eucharist. I didn't see the connection before I looked at the padlets.