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"Biblical typology" as a book category covers works that study and interpret people, events, institutions, and symbols in the Old Testament as prefigurations (types) of later realities, especially those fulfilled in the New Testament (antitypes). These books range from devotional expositions and sermon collections to scholarly commentaries and historical-theological studies, and they explain how figures like Adam, Moses, Jonah, or institutions like the Passover and temple anticipate Christ, salvation, and church practices. Typical aims are to show the unity and theological coherence of Scripture, illuminate Christ-centered readings of the Bible, and provide tools for preaching, teaching, or personal edification; authors employ exegetical, patristic, and theological methods and may address both conservative and critical perspectives.

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