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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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i got the ah ha moment when i saw how mosses and Jesus did the same things in their life like when they both wandered in the desert.

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I got an "a-ha" moment when I read about the connection of Jesus being killed on the tree into the water and the blood flowing from him and how it all connects into the Eucharist. I found this very interesting because I had never made that connection of how it is all connected into symbols that we use and see everyday at church.

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I found it very interesting that Eve foreshadowed the virgin Mary although one would think they are opposites the context in which they presented it was surprising for me.

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Of the OT typologies, the one that gave me the a ha moment was the Bible and Baptism. I hadn't previously realized that both of them save people from sin. I knew this, of course, but I didn't really connect them to each other.

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One ah- ha moment that I had is when I saw the connection between Moses and Jesus.

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Before reading these padlets, I never realized the connection between Elijah and John the Baptist. They resemble each other by being each others antitype which I would have never known or noticed if I did not see it on one of my classmates padlets.

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I got the ah-ha moment when I saw the connection between Elisha and Jesus. I didn't realize that that there was someone else who had done the things that Jesus has done.

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I got the aha! moment when I saw the connection that I saw in ALPHA group of how Melchizedek foreshadows Jesus in the way of being a great priest before God. and Jesus being the next in line.

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I got the "Ah-Ha" moment when I realized the typology of mary that I had never previously though of. the use of pictures in the padlets really helped connect the stories for me.

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I got an aha moment when I found out that Isaac is an OT type for Jesus. Just as Isaac was going to be offered as a sacrifice by Abraham, Jesus was offered as a sacrifice by God.

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I got that moment when I saw how moses and jesus both have similarities such as how they both wandered the desert and spread god's word

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One type that gave me an aha! moment was Jonah as a type for Jesus. Jonah spent three days in the whale and Jesus rose from the dead after three days. When I think of types for Christ in the Old Testament, I only think of the patriarchs so this one surprised me.

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I got an aha! moment when I read about the connection between the bread that Elijah ate that allowed him to survive, and the Eucharist, which gives us strength.

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The connections made in these classmates padlets gave an aha! moment with all the different connections between all these biblical characters especially between Jesus and Isaac and the better understandings of typology.

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I felt the aha moment when I saw that Jesus did what Moses did it's just a while after.

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One aha! moment that I had was that I had never thought about Aaron being a typology for Jesus. It makes sense as both Jesus and Aaron helped in God's plan to save God's chosen people.

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I got an aha moment when I saw the connection between many important Bible figures and Jesus, for example Elisha and Elijah.

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I got that aha! moment when looking at one of the padlets that talked about how Elijah was able to survive and how it foreshadows the Eucharist giving us strength

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I had an "aha" moment when I read the connection between Mary and the Arc of the Covenant because while we think about Mary's importance we rarely talk about her connection to the old testament.

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I really had a moment when I saw a group who talked about the prophets and how they correspond to typeology

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I had my a-ha moment when I read about Jonah connecting to Jesus. Jonah was in the stomach of the whale 3 days, just as Jesus resurrected 3 days after he was crucified. I found this interesting because I never made that connection before.

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I had not realized the connection between the story of Jonah and the whale and Jesus Christ. I learned that Jonah's three days in the stomach of the whale connect to the three days before Jesus' resurrection. Also, Jonah's willingness to die for others foreshadowed Jesus dying to save all of our sins. This was a connection that I had never made before while studying scripture and the faith