How do we know that Moses was a type of Christ?

Matthew Henry referred to Moses as the most remarkable type of Christ in the Old Testament. This typology is evident in various parallels: Moses, like Christ, was destined to deliver his people from oppression; his life was threatened from birth, similar to Christ’s experiences under Herod; and he acted as a mediator between God and Israel. Additionally, the New Testament explicitly refers to Moses' role in Acts 7:35, emphasizing his mission to deliver the Israelites from Egypt, which serves as a foreshadowing of Jesus' parallel mission to redeem humanity from sin.