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Messiah will be preceded by a Messenger:
Yeshayahu 40:3 Messiah will be born of a virgin: Yeshayahu 7:14 (See Ariel Ministries and The Closed Mem) Messiah is the Son of Adonai: Tehillim 2:7; Mishlei 30:4 Messiah is to be born in Bethlehem: Michah 5:1 Messiah is from the tribe of Judah: Bereshit 49:10 Messiah will be a prophet like Moses: Devarim 18:15 Messiah will enter Jerusalem riding on a donkey: Zechariah 9:9 Messiah will be hated without cause: Yeshayahu 49:7; Tehillim 69:5 Messiah will be betrayed by a friend: Tehillim 41:10 Messiah will be rejected: Yeshayahu 53:3 Messiah will be silent before His accusers: Yeshayahu 53:7 |
Messiah will be beaten:
Michah 4:14 / Micah 5:1 ("judge" is singular) Messiah will be tried and condemned: Yeshayahu 53:8-9 Messiah will be given vinegar to quench His thirst: Tehillim 69:22 Messiah will be crucified: Tehillim 22:14-17; Zechariah 12:10; Yeshayahu 53:5, 12 Messiah will watch as they cast lots for His raiment: Tehillim 22:19 Messiah's hands and feet will be pierced: Tehillim 22:17 / Psalm 22:16 - Correct Translation? Messiah will be executed without a broken bone: Shemot 12:46; Tehillim 34:21 Messiah is our sacrifice: Yeshayahu 53:5-6 Messiah will be raised from the dead: Yeshayahu 53:9-10; Tehillim 2:7, 16:10 Adonai will create a New Covenant*: Yirmiyahu 31:30 Messiah will be the King of Israel: Zechariah 9:9 |
Fulfilled!
*Note: The entire New Testament/Covenant was written by Jews, and it is in agreement
with the Old Testament. Everything Yeshua taught came from the Tanakh.
Psalm 40:7 / Hebrews 10:7-9 / Luke 24:44 / John 5:39 / Acts 10:43 / 1 Corinthians 15:3-4
with the Old Testament. Everything Yeshua taught came from the Tanakh.
Psalm 40:7 / Hebrews 10:7-9 / Luke 24:44 / John 5:39 / Acts 10:43 / 1 Corinthians 15:3-4
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Messiah was preceded by a Messenger:
Matthew 3:1-3; Mark 1:3; Luke 1:17; 3:4; John 1:23 Messiah was born of a virgin: Matthew 1:18-21; Luke 1:26-35 Messiah is the Son of Adonai: John 3:16-17; Hebrews 1:5 Messiah was born in Bethlehem: Matthew 2:1-7; John 7:42; Luke 2:4-7 Messiah is from the tribe of Judah: Hebrews 7:14 Messiah is a prophet like Moses: John 7:15-17 (see comparison) Messiah entered Jerusalem riding on a donkey: Luke 19:28-38; Matthew 21:6-11 Messiah is hated without cause: John 15:24-25 Messiah was betrayed by a friend: Matthew 10:4; 26:49-50; John 13:21 Messiah was rejected: John 1:11 Messiah was silent before His accusers: Matthew 27:12 |
Messiah was beaten:
Mark 15:19 Messiah was tried and condemned: Matthew 27:1-2 Messiah was given vinegar to quench His thirst: Matthew 27:34; John 19:28 Messiah was crucified: Matthew 27:26 Messiah watched as they cast lots for His raiment: Matthew 27:35; John 19:24; Luke 23:34 Messiah's hands and feet were pierced: John 20:25-29 Messiah was executed without a broken bone: John 19:33-37 Messiah was our sacrifice: 1 Peter 2:24-25 Messiah was raised from the dead: Matthew 28:1-20; Luke 24:1-7; Acts 2:23-36; 13:33-37 Adonai created a New Covenant: The New Testament Messiah will be the King of Israel: John 12:12-15 |
Matthew 1:1-17 records the genealogy of Yeshua the Messiah, the son of David, the son of Abraham. The generations from Abraham to David are fourteen generations; from David to the deportation to Babylon, fourteen generations; and from the deportation to Babylon to the Messiah, fourteen generations.
The Daniel 9 prophecy foresees the exact time frame of the coming of the Messiah, even telling us what will happen to Him. After reading the Jeremiah 25:8-13 prophecy, Daniel fears that because of the sins of the people, the exile will be extended. So Daniel cries out to God in repentance and fasting. In response to Daniel’s prayer, God sends the angel Gabriel. Gabriel announces the coming of the Messiah will be in 7 weeks and 62 weeks (483 years). According to Gabriel, these 483 years would start with the command to rebuild Jerusalem (Daniel 9:25). In 445 BC, the King of Persia, Artaxerxes, gives Nehemiah the required order to rebuild Jerusalem and the temple (Nehemiah 2:1-8). So according to the book of Daniel, the Messiah must appear no later than 483 years after the year 445 BC. His mission - to put an end to sin, and to atone for iniquity (Isaiah 52:13-15, 53).
The Daniel 9 prophecy foresees the exact time frame of the coming of the Messiah, even telling us what will happen to Him. After reading the Jeremiah 25:8-13 prophecy, Daniel fears that because of the sins of the people, the exile will be extended. So Daniel cries out to God in repentance and fasting. In response to Daniel’s prayer, God sends the angel Gabriel. Gabriel announces the coming of the Messiah will be in 7 weeks and 62 weeks (483 years). According to Gabriel, these 483 years would start with the command to rebuild Jerusalem (Daniel 9:25). In 445 BC, the King of Persia, Artaxerxes, gives Nehemiah the required order to rebuild Jerusalem and the temple (Nehemiah 2:1-8). So according to the book of Daniel, the Messiah must appear no later than 483 years after the year 445 BC. His mission - to put an end to sin, and to atone for iniquity (Isaiah 52:13-15, 53).
For our Jewish friends:
Many don't realize that Yeshua taught from the Tanakh. Even if we skip over most of the New Testament, and just read the book of Revelation, we can find that it is full of Scriptures/prophecies from the Jewish Bible (see the list). These passages tell of what is soon to come. All eyes will be on Israel, and we are getting a glimpse of that even now.
Contrary to what you may have heard, Jewish people who believe Yeshua is the Messiah, will never lose their Jewishness. Yeshua was Jewish, as were His 12 disciples and many other followers.
Many don't realize that Yeshua taught from the Tanakh. Even if we skip over most of the New Testament, and just read the book of Revelation, we can find that it is full of Scriptures/prophecies from the Jewish Bible (see the list). These passages tell of what is soon to come. All eyes will be on Israel, and we are getting a glimpse of that even now.
Contrary to what you may have heard, Jewish people who believe Yeshua is the Messiah, will never lose their Jewishness. Yeshua was Jewish, as were His 12 disciples and many other followers.