🔥 In this episode of "Typology in the Bible," we delve into the profound biblical theme of dry land as a symbol of order emerging from chaos, examining key Genesis passages and their typological significance throughout Scripture. We journey from the Spirit of God hovering over the chaotic waters in creation to dry land appearing as a sign of divine order and authority. Ken clarifies common misconceptions about pre-Adamite sin, discusses biblical anthropology emphasizing the union of dry land (body) and God's breath (spirit) that creates life, and examines how this motif reappears in the flood narrative, the Exodus crossing, Elijah and Elisha at the Jordan, and Jonah's story. The dry land represents stability, safety, and God's ruling presence amid chaos, culminating in Jesus as the ultimate "dry ground" or solid rock foundation for faith.