Pete Higgins examines Moses and Joshua as a transitional type, illustrating the shift from the law of the Old Covenant under Moses to grace and truth through the Lord Jesus Christ. Drawing primarily from Numbers 20, John 1, and Galatians 2, Higgins emphasizes that salvation is received by grace through faith rather than earned through the works of the law. He explores major themes including the impossibility of mixing law and grace, the purpose of the law as a guardian or schoolmaster, the distinction between being justified by faith and the subsequent practical outworking of good works, and the theological significance of Moses striking the rock at Rephidim compared to his disobedience at Kadesh.

This message is a part of the Transitional Types and Truth Without Typos series and was recorded on 10/25/26