Questions from Readers

;In the past, our publications often mentioned types and antitypes, but in recent years they have seldom done so. Why is that?
;The Watchtower of September 15, 1950, defined a “type” and an “antitype” this way: “A type is an image or representation of something that will come to pass at some future time. The antitype is the reality of the thing which the type represents. The type may properly be called a shadow; the antitype, the reality.”
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