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Much has been written on the 
subject of "Christ in the Types" but 
comparatively little on the subject 
of this article. The probable reason 
for this is that the types of Christ 
abound in the Old Testament, but 
the types of the Antichrist are few 
in number. We might also suggest 
that this is God's way of indicating 
the relative emphasis to be given to 
the types of Christ and the types of 
Antichrist. In other words, the Spirit 
of God would have our minds filled 
with thoughts of Jesus Christ, rather 
than with thoughts of Antichrist.   
However, since "all Scripture is 
given by inspiration of God and is 
profitable;" and since the Old Testament does contain types of the Antichrist, we should not overlook these 
entirely. Consequently, we are presenting this brief study for the information and edification of the Lord's 
people.   
From the types available, we have 
selected four types of the Antichrist: 
Nimrod, Pharaoh Haman, and Nebuchadnezzar.   
We shall present these types in the now familiar analogy form which 
clearly indicates the correspondence 
between the type and the antitype.   
The first typical character we wish 
to present is NIMROD. 
												 
													
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														NIMROD  
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ANTICHRIST   |  
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1. He aspired to be a world ruler Gen. 10:9 (Marlowe) 
Gen. 10:11 (Margin)  |   | 
1. He shall aspire to be a world ruler. 
Rev. 13:7   |  
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2. He was a great conqueror Gen. 10:9, 11 
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2. He shall be a great conqueror. 
Rev. 13:4  |  
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3. He was a persecutor of the descendants of Shem. 
														Gen. 10:11, 22 |   | 
3. He shall be a persecutor of the people 
														of Israel — descendants 
														of Shem. Dan. 8:23-24 
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4. He was a rebel against Jehovah. Gen. 10:9 (Marlowe) 
(Note: "Nimrod" means "rebel" 
according to Jamiesson, Faussett, 
Brown.)  |   | 
4. He shall be a rebel against God. 
Rev. 13:6 
Rev. 19:19   |  
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5. He was a leader in a rebellion 
against God. Gen. 11:1-4 
(Note: Many Bible teachers believe that Nimrod was the leader 
at Babel.)  |   | 
5. He shall be the leader of a rebellion against God. 
Rev. 17:12-14   |  
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6. His rebellion consisted of setting 
up an anti-God government and an 
Anti-God religion. Gen. 11:1-4  |   | 
6. His rebellion shall consist in the 
setting up of an Anti-God government and an Anti-God religion. Rev. 13:4-8, 11-17 |  
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7. His Anti-God plans were brought 
to nought by the direct judgment 
of God. Gen. 11:5-9  |   | 
7. His Anti-God plans shall be 
brought to nought by the direct 
judgment of God. Rev. 19:11-21  |  
  
To conserve time and space, we 
shall only comment on the points 
in the analogy which require explanation.   
Under point one, we refer to the 
Marlowe translation of Genesis 10:9 
which makes Nimrod's aspiration to 
world rulership quite clear: "He was 
a terrible subjugator, defiant before the face of Jehovah; wherefore it is 
said, even as Nimrod the giant hunter, presumptuous in the presence of 
Jehovah."   
Point three declares that Nimrod 
was a persecutor of the descendants 
of Shem. This is supported by the 
marginal rendering of Genesis 10:11 
which states that "he went out into Assyria." This, by the way, was the 
land of Asshur, one of the sons of 
Shem.   
The sixth point states that Nimrod 
set up an Anti-God government and 
an Anti-God religion. The suggestion 
for this is found in the omission of 
any reference to God in the plans 
recorded in Genesis 1 1 : 1-4. It is believed by many that the tower of 
Babel was to be used in worship, possibly through the signs of the Zodiac 
being enthroned on the top.   
The next person, typical of the 
Antichrist, we wish to consider is 
PHARAOH, the Pharaoh of oppression. 
												 
													
														
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PHARAOH   |   | 
ANTICHRIST   |  
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1. He had no regard for the Lord 
and His word. Exod. 5:1-2  |   | 
1. He shall have no regard for God 
and His Word. Dan. 11:36-37 
Cf. Rev. 13:6  |  
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2. He was the oppressor of the 
people of Israel. Exod. 5:4-19  |   | 
2. He shall be the oppressor of the 
people of Israel. Dan. 8:23-24 Cf. Rev. 12:13-17  |  
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3. His magicians performed deceptive miracles. Exod. 7:11-12; 7:20-22; 8:6-7 
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3. His associate, the false prophet 
shall perform lying miracles. Rev. 13:11-14  |  
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4. His people and land were plagued 
by God's severe judgments. 
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4. His people and land shall be 
plagued by God's severe judgments.  |  
															| WATER TURNED TO BLOOD Exod. 7:19-21 |  | WATER SHALL BE TURNED 
TO BLOOD. Rev. 16:4-6 |  
															| SORES UPON MEN AND 
BEAST Exod. 9:1-11 |  | SORES SHALL BE UPON MAN. Rev. 16:2 |  
															| GREAT HAIL Exod. 9:22-26 |  | GREAT HAIL Rev. 16:21 |  
															| LOCUSTS Exod. 10:12-15 |  | LOCUSTS Rev. 1-11 |  
															| DARKNESS Exod. 10:21-23 |  | DARKNESS Rev. 16:10-11 |  
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5. He gathered a great army to fight 
against Moses and the Israelites. Exod. 14:5-9  |   | 
5. He shall gather a great army to 
fight against the Lord and His 
people. Rev. 19:19 
Cf. Ps. 83:1-5  |  
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6. He and his entire armies were 
overthrown by the Lord. Exod. 14:13-28  |   | 
6. He and all his forces shall be ignominiously overthrown by the Lord 
Jesus Christ. Rev. 19:11-21  |  
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7. His overthrow is the occasion for 
the Israelites singing the "song of 
Moses". Exod. 15:1-19  |   | 
7. His overthrow shall be the occasion for his conquerors singing 
"the song of Moses and the song 
of the Lamb". Rev. 15:1-4  |  
  
The third character we wish to present as typical of the Antichrist is 
HAMAN. 
												 
													
														
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HAMAN   |   | 
															
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1. He was given authority over a 
vast realm. Esther 3:1 
Cf. Esther 1:1  |   | 
1. He shall be given great power 
and authority. 
Rev. 13:1-3   |  
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2. He was reverenced by many. Esther 3:2 
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2. He shall be worshipped by many. Rev. 13:4 
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3. He sought to destroy those who 
refused to reverence him. Esther 3:3-6  |   | 
3. He shall seek to put to death all 
who refuse to worship him or 
his image. Rev. 13:12-15  |  
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4. He was the Jews' enemy. Esther 3:8-13 
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4. He shall be the Jews' enemy. Dan. 8:23-24 
Dan. 9:26-67  |  
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5. His plot against the Jews led to 
his downfall and death. 
Esther 7:1-10   |   | 
5. His plot against the Jews shall 
lead to his downfall and death. Dan. 11:45 
Ps. 83:1-5 
Zech. 14:1-3 
Rev. 19:19-21  |  
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6. His riches became the possession 
of God's people. Esther 8:1-2  |   | 
6. His kingdom shall become the 
possession of God's people. Dan. 7:18, 22 Cf. Rev. 11:15; 20:4-6  |  
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7. His downfall was followed by rest 
and gladness for Israel. Esther 9:17-18  |   | 
7. His judgment shall be followed by 
rest and gladness for Israel. Isa. 14:7-8  |  
  
The last of the characters typical 
of the Antichrist to come before us 
in this discussion is NEBUCHADNEZZAR. 
												 
  
													
														
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NEBUCHADNEZZAR   |   | 
ANTICHRIST   |  
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1. Nebuchadnezzar sets up an image. Dan. 3:1 
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1. Antichrist allows an image of himself to be set up. Rev. 13:14 
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2. Nebuchadnezzar's image was connected with three sixes. Dan. 3:1, 5 
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2. Antichrist's image shall be connected with three sixes. Rev. 13:18 
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3. All men were commanded to worship Nebuchadnezzar's image. 
Dan. 3:4-5  
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3. All men shall be commanded to 
worship Antichrist's image. Rev. 13:12-15  |  
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4. Refusal to worship Nebuchadnezzar's image meant death. 
Dan. 3:6  |   | 
4. Refusal to worship Antichrist's 
image shall mean death. Rev. 13:15  |  
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5. Many worshipped Nebuchadnezzar's image. Dan. 3:7 
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5. Many shall worship Antichrist's 
image. Rev. 13:8  |  
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6. A remnant of Israel refused to 
worship Nebuchadnezzar's image. Dan. 3:8-18  |   | 
6. A remnant of Israel shall refuse 
to worship Antichrist's image. Rev. 12:10 11, 17  |  
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7. Nebuchadnezzar tries to kill the 
godly remnant. Dan. 3:19-23  |   | 
7. Antichrist shall try to kill the 
godly remnant. Rev. 12:17  |  
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8. Some worshipers of Nebuchadnezzar's image were burned. Dan. 3:22 
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8. All worshipers of Antichrist's 
image shall burn forever. Rev. 14:9-11  |  
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9. The godly three who refused to worship Nebuchadnezzar's image 
were saved from death. 
Dan. 1:24-27 |   | 
9. The remnant of Israel who refuse 
to worship Antichrist's image shall 
be saved from death. Rev. 7:1-8  |  
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10. Following their deliverance from 
Nebuchadnezzar's wrath the faithful three were exalted. 
Dan. 3:28-30   |   | 
10. Following the deliverance of the 
remnant of Israel at Christ's return, they shall be exalted. Rev. 14:1-5 
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In closing we call attention to one 
fact which is very evident in all four 
analogies, namely, Antichrist shall 
be defeated by the Lord Jesus Christ.   
May this thought encourage us to 
press on with the victorious Christ in 
our battle against Satan and sin knowing that we are on the victory-side.  
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