Thus the Jewish scripture alone has a typological structure, as does the Christian Old and New Testaments. By revealing the analogies, allusions, and parallels concealed in the Old Testament, the New Testament completes the Old as it mirrors it. Jesus is the antitype of Adam, of Joshua, of prophets Moses and Elijah, of King Solomon, of priest Melchizedek, and of the entire society of Israel. Christian baptism is the antitype of the saving of mankind from Noah's flood. The Sermon on the Mount is the antitype to the Ten Commandments.
Eternal life is the antitype of ritual observance.
The new, spiritual, heaven and earth in Revelations is the antitype to Genesis's physical heaven and earth. Revelations itself is a panoramic progression of antitypes to Old Testament types, purporting to tell the inner form of everything that is happening now. Frye also refers to typology outside the Bible. The antitypes in Christian mythology were elastic enough to encompass the types in classical mythology. The elaborate doctrinal structures of theology are antitypes to the Biblical stories and parables.