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Also, where is the work from Michael Hicks? 

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Also, where is the work from Michael Hicks? 

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The right side of this post is laid out better than the left side

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The right side of this post is laid out better than the left side

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The use of arrows on the right side of the canvas is much more effective and helpful to the viewer. On the left it's not clear as to how the arrows connect - in part b/c they blend into the background. Use a background with higher contrast. And it's best to have a consistent layout throughout the canvas.

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The color coordination really helps to understand and see the different parts of each connection.

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I like the use of color to differentiate the topics you are talking about, it made your presentation look very organized

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Very thorough! Love the arrows.

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I really like the way in which you used the arrows to separate the separate people/ parts of this post.

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I like the way y'all organize the information and the simplicity. I also like the way you labeled the connections.

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there was a good use of color coordination which helped the flow

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I really like the formatting that was used, especially Samantha's posts which acted like a staircase. The content is there and a few slides shine over the rest.

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you did a good job of keeping it simple enough so the main focus is the content instead o the background or pictures.

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Like the organization and how the pictures tie into the posts

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The project is easy to follow and has good information. I especially enjoyed reading Michael's posts.

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I feel like your project was very well thought out and well done. I really like the unique pictures you implemented as well as the orientation of the posts.

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I really like the organization of this project and the different use of colors to illustrate your point.

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I like how all the content is in colored blocks and the pictures

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This is good project, I like how you gave the type the person was and who they represented and how they represented that person

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The different colors made it easier to identify which is which & the arrows made each post flow well together!

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I like how it is colored coated, which helps visualize the relations better

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everything is organized really well and its easy to follow

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I like how the images successfully show what each post is talking about

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I liked how you guys used different colors for each set of typology and the background worked well with the colors.

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I like the background, very Bible-esque. Also enjoyed the various images

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I liked how you each portrayed very clearly what you were trying to say and how it is aesthetically pleasing

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I like how everything looks and the arrows are organized so its easy to follow.

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I like how it is organized with the arrows and how everything connects well

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I like how you all used the arrows to create a flow of information in your padlet. The connection between the images and the text is very apparent to the viewer, so good job!

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Like Melchizedek before Him, Jesus had “no beginning of days, nor end of life.” He is the eternal Priest to whom Melchizedek pointed. He was never, and never will be, replaced as High Priest of the Church.

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Melchizedek was “King of Righteousness” and “King of Priest.”

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Jesus is the King in whom “righteousness and peace kiss” at the cross (Ps. 85:10).

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Melchizedek was the only person in the Old Testament to serve two offices. He was a type of Christ in that he was the King/Priest who blessed Abraham.

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Jesus serves all three offices, of Priest, Prophet and King of His Church.

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Melchizedek ruled over “Salem” which means “peace" (King of Peace.) As a Priest, he was superior to the Aaronic priesthood of the Jews in the sense that even Abraham, paid tithes to Melchizedek. The Letter to the Hebrews makes the argument that even Aaron paid tithes to Melchizedek through Abraham.

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Jesus carried his own wood (the cross) up to Mount Calvary, where he would later die. Here, God would provide a sacrifice, his own son, so that man could be spared the price of paying for their sins.

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Isaac was meant to represent Jesus, in that he carried the wood that would be used to offer him up to God up to the mountain where he would be killed (in order to test his father's devotion to God). He was spared and God provided them a sacrifice in the form of a ram instead

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Isaac, in many ways represents and foreshadows in the old testament what Jesus will represent and do in the new testament.

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Abraham and Christ connected throughout scripture

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Abraham and Christ connected throughout scripture

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The promises in Scripture are said to have been made to "Abraham and his Seed...who is Christ". All the promises made to Abraham were made to him as the typical representative of the Covenant of Grace. Ultimately, they were made to Jesus Christ too.

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Jesus is the "everlasting father". He represented his people from every tongue, tribe, nation, and language.

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As the federal head of the Covenant, Abraham was also the father of many nations.

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Like Jesus, Abraham "had no where to lay his head"

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He was a type of Christ in that he was the prototypical stranger and foreigner.

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It is when a person or an event in the Old Testament foreshadows a person or an event in the New Testament.