appeared to the shepherds in the fields. The wise men were guided by a star (Matthew 2. 2, 9) and by a dream (Matthew 2. 12). Joseph was guided by an angel in a dream to go into Egypt and also to return from Egypt (Matthew 2. 13, 19, 20). The Holy Spirit revealed to Simeon and Anna that they should go into the temple to see the Lord Christ (Luke 2. 26). The inspiration of the Old Testament is acknowledged in the New Testament where the prophecy of Isaiah is recognized as a commandment of God (Mark 7. 8), where David spoke by inspiration of the Holy Spirit (Matthew 22. 43), where God's will on marriage and divorce is drawn from the Old Testament (Matthew 19. 4, 5), where the Scriptures are declared to be the source of the knowledge of the resurrection (Mark 12. 24), and where the Mosaic Law is called the law of God (Luke 2. 22). Individual prophecies of the Old Testament are recognized as fulfilled in the New such as the mission of John the Baptist, the virgin birth of Christ, the birth of the Messiah at Jerusalem, the sojourn in Egypt, the slaughter of the innocents, the residence at Nazareth, the ministry of the Messiah (Isaiah 61. 1. and 2), the healing by the Messiah (Matthew 8. 16, 17), the spiritual dullness of the people (Isaiah 6. 10), the triumphal entry of the Christ, the necessary sufferings of the Christ, etc. The New