Where in the Old Testament is Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection described in veiled language?
The Old Testament describes Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection in veiled language in Psalms 22 and various other places, with graphic language of His death, burial, and resurrection. Isaiah 53 also contains such veiled descriptions, along with other passages.
Les explains that the Old Testament described Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection in veiled language, but it was back there. Now with understanding, we can go back and see it. He specifically cites Psalms 22 and various other places as containing graphic language of His death, burial, and resurrection. He also points to Isaiah 53, as well as others. This ties into the broader scriptural thread of the seed of the woman in Genesis 3:15 and the seed of David, which runs through the Jewish patriarchs and the nation of Israel.