they believe in many types and in fact stretch some that have no confirmed types in the N.T.
proper exegesis is if its a type then its affirmed in the N.T. if one is claiming it to be a type in the O.T. of Christ for example.
once in a different forum, someone said that esau was a type of Christ..
except God Himself says He hated esau!
Since I won't join any church, I don't follow proper exegesis... so I was unfamiliar with your point about the OT
and don't worry about that distinction.
I work with a researcher and we translate for ourselves, from original languages, and use every and all types of exegesis..
A reason is that it seems most modern exegesis derived from aristotle, and I once traced the christian type of exegesis
straight back to that. a book on that form of christian exegesis was referred to me by someone (an evangelical!) on another forum.
However it has so many references to the greeks as its justifications...so I had to put it down.
plus, that exegesis does not allow cross reading against other texts
even though only scripture would confirm of course in any cross reading...
and then there is the fact that the vatican limited the books of what was the canon.
Except I do not follow the vatican idea...plus i know from various bible scholars
who posted on another forum that they admit to 'cutting and pasting.' and even
a tradition of cutting and pasting!
So right there by the vatican many books were dropped out of exegesis..
and of course I read them and find them helpful. * carefully though since
discerning what esau wrote versus what comes from God... *
The thing is to see what esau inserted and wrote, or if a line is typical esau,
or to see if the line is from God.
So, I don't accept any of the vatican councils and only listen to God's opinion..
a soul has to be their own translator without anything in between..
even theology experts.