Desperation
no 13
Prophecies
Fulfilled
April 10, 2016
Brian
Kocourek, Pastor
22
Now, the Lord bless you. And now, before we turn over in the
Bible... To pray for the sick... We ask this morning, how many was prayed for
last Sunday night that had got healed, was healed already this week, and
practically everybody here raised up their hand. That was at the meeting last
Sunday night. Now, it's something... You understand. It's something that's...
I'm catching this for myself.
23 There
was a little boy, that was just told, come down from Chicago, a little Mrs.
Peckenpaugh from... She was a very fine Christian sister. And she brought
somebody, a kid, the way I understand it, a little boy or something, that the
doctors didn't even know what was the matter with him. His lungs was so bad or
something, that they couldn't put him in school or something. It was very, very
bad. And said, the Holy Spirit right after the message, spoke to that little
boy, and called him, told him his conditions and so forth, and pronounced his
healing. And this week he went, the mother, or parents, or whoever it was,
taken him back to the doctor; and the
doctor said he had a new set of lungs (See?), new set of lungs. And the way I understand that parents or somebody
called a long distance call or some way to let it be known to the congregation.
See?
24 Now,
God, the Creator, can make a set of
lungs. I truly believe that we're on the
verge of one of the most mightiest things that ever struck the earth since the
days...?... See? But now, we can only be known as... It'll be so humble. See? See, what man calls mighty, God calls
abomination. But what man calls foolish, God calls mighty. See? But now watch
it (See?); it'll be so humble that you'll miss, that you'll miss it if you've not got the Token there to examine it. You see? See?
25 Who
would ever thought that the
mountains was skipping like little rams and the leaves were clapping their
hands, when a prophet came forth from the wilderness, that was spoken by
Isaiah 712
years before, with whiskers all over his face, and a piece of sheepskin, not
even a pulpit to preach in, excommunicated
from all the churches, and standing on the bank of the Jordan screaming,
"Repent!"
And called the people a
bunch of vipers, snakes. But that's what God said,
that when
He come the mountains would skip like little rams.
See? The
humble saw it and was glad. How could they understand
that great Messiah, that was prophesied from the very beginning of the Book, in
Genesis, that He would come, a Saviour... All sacrifices, and all
prophets, and everything had pointed to Him. And then, when He come,
supposingly to be a illegitimate birth... A father that was not even married to
His mother, supposingly... See? And the woman was found pregnant with the Baby
before they was even married. And come up in such... And born in a--a little...
Well, it says a stable in the Bible. But a stable in them days was a cave back
in the--back in the wall. I met such a place out in Arizona one time hunting. There
was a stable back under a cliff of rocks. And that's the way Jesus was born,
back in this little cliff stable on a manger of hay and straw, in a cow barn
(See?) where stock was.
This
morning I would like to look at the statement brother Branham made in our
reading where he said, All sacrifices, and
all prophets, and everything had pointed to Him.
It is this statement
that tells us basically that God through the witness of His Word which we call
the Bible, has been vindicated by God Himself through His supernatural ways to
prove the authorship of the Bible is His and no other.
The Bible is the Word of God and we
know so, not because men preach it as so, but because God has vindicated His
word as His own for not only centuries, but for over 1,600 years. And in God's
Word He placed over 2,500 prophecies which He did so that we might "prove all
things, and hold fast to that which is good". 1 Thessalonians 5:21.
There
have been over 2,000 of the 2,500 prophecies which have already come to pass in
such detail that the odds are 1 to the
2,000 power.
Christ
revealed in His own Word 65-0822M P:38 Now, notice
this Bible. Some of them said, "Oh, well, It's done this; It's done
that." But let me tell you something; let's just go into the history of
the Bible just a minute and see where It come from. It was written by forty different
writers. Forty men
wrote the Bible over a space of sixteen hundred years apart and at different times, predicting
the most important events that ever happened in world's history, and many
times hundreds of years before it happened. And there is not one error
in the entire sixty-six Books. Oh, my. No author but God Himself could
be so accurate. Not one word contradicts the other. Remember, sixteen
hundred years apart, the Bible was wrote, from Moses to the death of John, on the Isle of Patmos: sixteen hundred
years. And was wrote by forty different authors. One didn't even
know the other one, and they never had It as the Word. Some of them
never even seen the Word. But when they wrote It, and was understood to be prophets, then when they
put their prophecies together, each one of them dovetailed one to the other.
Listen to what brother Branham is
telling us. The Bible was written over 1,600 years apart by some 40 writers who
never knew each other and of which many had never read what the others wrote,
and yet because there was only one author, this book is so accurate that it foretold
very specific future events in such detail more than hundreds and sometimes
more than a thousand years before those events took place.
And of the approximate 2,500
prophecies written in the Bible, there has been some 2,000 of those prophecies
which have already been fulfilled. Not like the so called writings of
Nostradamus, who spoke in allegories and mystical foggy language that men think
these were predictions, but the Bible speaks in details that are so microscopic
in detail, and the fulfillments of these prophecies are also so very detailed
that the odds of this happening are so astronomic that we can say God
interprets His own Word by bringing it to pass. And there is no error in the
fulfillment.
There are about 500 prophecies which
remain unfulfilled to date, perhaps less by now, because there is such a
staggering amount of fulfillment taking place almost on a daily basis today. But
as we have put together a study called the end-time scenes, and in it we are
regularly recording Bible fulfillment as we did last week when we showed you
that God said Damascus would one day be destroyed, and a pile of rubble, and we
have seen the fulfillment of that in the news just lately.
Amos 1:5
I will break also the bar of
Damascus, and cut off the inhabitant from the plain of Aven, and him that
holdeth the sceptre from the house of Eden: and the people of Syria shall go into captivity unto Kir, saith the
LORD.
Jeremiah
49:24 Damascus is waxed feeble, and turneth herself to flee,
and fear hath seized on her: anguish and sorrows have taken her, as a woman in
travail.
Isaiah
17:1 The burden of Damascus. Behold, Damascus is taken away from being a city,
and it shall be a
ruinous heap.
Nahum
3:18 Thy shepherds slumber,
O king of Assyria: thy nobles shall dwell in the dust: thy people is scattered upon the mountains, and no man gathereth
them.
Isaiah
27:13 And it shall come to
pass in that day, that the great trumpet shall
be blown, and they shall come
which were ready to perish in the land of Syria,...
Since the probability for any one of
these prophecies being fulfilled individually by chance is a very high number
and since the prophecies are for the most part independent of one another, the
odds for all these prophecies having been fulfilled by chance without error is
less than one in 102000 (That is 10 to the 2,000 power)! In
other words you would have to right 10 followed by 2,000 zeroes 0's. The
odds of becoming a lightning victim any where throughout the world in your
lifetime is 1 in 3,000.
That is 1 in 3 followed by three zeroes.
But the odds that these Bible
prophecies will be fulfilled in such accuracy in 1 followed by 2,000 zeroes. It
is staggering. Yet God in His supernatural way brings to pass His Word just as
He said it.
And God gave us a way to test His
prophets to make sure the Man was sent by God and not just someone claiming to
be a prophet of God. In Deuteronomy 18:21-22 we read, 21 "And if thou say in thine heart, How
shall we know the word which the LORD hath not spoken? 22 When
a prophet speaks in the name of the LORD, if the thing follow not, nor come to
pass, that is the thing which the LORD hath not
spoken, but the prophet hath spoken it
presumptuously: thou shall not be afraid of him."
According to this Scripture and
other Scriptures such as Deuteronomy 13 and many others, God's prophets are 100
percent accurate in their predictions or they were not sent by Him.
There is no room for error with God.
In fact when brother Vayle first met brother Branham he told brother Branham that
he had a word of knowledge that was pretty accurate, and brother Branham asked
him if it was 100%. He said no it is not, then brother Branham responded,
"then
leave it alone", and this he did.
We don't have enough time this
morning to go into all the prophecies which have been fulfilled, because we
could most likely take one sermon per prophecy and it would take us 2,000
sermons to do so. At the end of this sermon, I will post 353 prophecies that
spoke of Jesus when he was here on earth. many were written more than a sixteen
hundred years before his birth, and many others 700 years before etc.
Therefore, we will bring out just a
few examples to show you the high degree
of accuracy, and also showing you the supernatural way in which each event that
was prophesied was fulfilled.
I would like to use some information
I found on the internet and give credit where credit is due. The author of the
following material is Dr. Hugh Ross written in 2003 in an article called: Fulfilled Prophecy: Evidence for the Reliability of
the Bible. I will place all his material in italicized
black font.
"(1) Some time before 500 BC, the prophet
Daniel proclaimed that Israel's long-awaited Messiah would begin his public
ministry 483 years after the issuing of a decree to restore and rebuild
Jerusalem (Daniel 9:25-26). He
further predicted that the Messiah would be "cut off," killed, and that this event would take
place prior to a second destruction of Jerusalem. Abundant documentation shows
that these prophecies were perfectly fulfilled in the life (and crucifixion)
of Jesus Christ. The decree
regarding the restoration of Jerusalem was issued by Persia's King Artaxerxes
to the Hebrew priest Ezra in 458 BC, 483 years later the ministry of Jesus
Christ began in Galilee. (Remember that due to calendar changes, the date for
the start of Christ's ministry is set by most historians at about AD 26. Also
note that from 1 BC to AD 1 is just one year.) Jesus' crucifixion occurred only
a few years later, and about four decades later, in AD 70 came the destruction
of Jerusalem by Titus. (Probability of chance fulfillment = 1 in 105.)*
(2) In approximately 700 BC, the prophet Micah named the
tiny village of Bethlehem as the birthplace of Israel's Messiah (Micah 5:2).
The fulfillment of this prophecy in the birth of Christ is one of the most
widely known and widely celebrated facts in history.
(Probability of chance fulfillment = 1 in 105.)
(3) In the fifth century BC, a prophet named Zechariah
declared that the Messiah would be betrayed for the price of a slave—thirty
pieces of silver, according to Jewish law-and also that this money would be
used to buy a burial ground for Jerusalem's poor foreigners (Zechariah
11:12-13). Bible writers and secular historians both record thirty pieces of
silver as the sum paid to Judas Iscariot for betraying Jesus, and they indicate
that the money went to purchase a "potter's field," used—just as
predicted—for the burial of poor aliens (Matthew 27:3-10).
(Probability of chance fulfillment = 1 in 1011.)
(4) Some 400 years before crucifixion was even invented,
both Israel's King David and the prophet Zechariah described the Messiah's
death in words that perfectly depict that mode of execution. Further, they said
that the body would be pierced and that none of the bones would be broken,
contrary to customary procedure in cases of crucifixion (Psalm 22 and 34:20;
Zechariah 12:10). Again, historians and New Testament writers confirm the
fulfillment: Jesus of Nazareth died on a Roman cross, and his extraordinarily
quick death eliminated the need for the usual breaking of bones. A spear was
thrust into his side to verify that he was, indeed, dead.
(Probability of chance fulfillment = 1 in 1013.)
(5) The prophet Isaiah foretold that a conqueror named
Cyrus would destroy seemingly impregnable Babylon and subdue Egypt along with
most of the rest of the known world. This same man, said Isaiah, would decide
to let the Jewish exiles in his territory go free without any payment of ransom
(Isaiah 44:28; 45:1; and 45:13). Isaiah made this prophecy 150 years before
Cyrus was born, 180 years before Cyrus performed any of these feats (and he
did, eventually, perform them all), and 80 years before the Jews were taken
into exile.
(Probability of chance fulfillment = 1 in 1015.)
(6) Mighty Babylon, 196 miles square, was enclosed not
only by a moat, but also by a double wall 330 feet high, each part 90 feet
thick. It was said by unanimous popular opinion to be indestructible, yet two
Bible prophets declared its doom. These prophets further claimed that the ruins
would be avoided by travelers, that the city would never again be inhabited,
and that its stones would not even be moved for use as building material
(Isaiah 13:17-22 and Jeremiah 51:26, 43). Their description is, in fact, the
well-documented history of the famous citadel.
(Probability of chance fulfillment = 1 in 109.)
(7) The exact location and construction sequence of
Jerusalem's nine suburbs was predicted by Jeremiah about 2600 years ago. He
referred to the time of this building project as "the last days,"
that is, the time period of Israel's second rebirth as a nation in the land of
Palestine (Jeremiah 31:38-40). This rebirth became history in 1948, and the
construction of the nine suburbs has gone forward precisely in the locations
and in the sequence predicted.
(Probability of chance fulfillment = 1 in 1018.)
(8) The prophet Moses foretold (with some additions by
Jeremiah and Jesus) that the ancient Jewish nation would be conquered twice and
that the people would be carried off as slaves each time, first by the
Babylonians (for a period of 70 years), and then by a fourth world kingdom
(which we know as Rome). The second conqueror, Moses said, would take the Jews
captive to Egypt in ships, selling them or giving them away as slaves to all
parts of the world. Both of these predictions were fulfilled to the letter, the
first in 607 BC and the second in AD 70. God's spokesmen said, further, that
the Jews would remain scattered throughout the entire world for many
generations, but without becoming assimilated by the peoples or of other
nations, and that the Jews would one day return to the land of Palestine to
re-establish for a second time their nation (Deuteronomy 29; Isaiah 11:11-13;
Jeremiah 25:11; Hosea 3:4-5 and Luke 21:23-24).
This prophetic statement sweeps across 3,500 years of
history to its complete fulfillment—in our lifetime.
(Probability of chance fulfillment = 1 in 1020.)
(9) Jeremiah predicted that despite its fertility and
despite the accessibility of its water supply, the land of Edom (today a part
of Jordan) would become a barren, uninhabited wasteland (Jeremiah 49:15-20;
Ezekiel 25:12-14). His description accurately tells the history of that now
bleak region.
(Probability of chance fulfillment = 1 in 105.)
(10) Joshua prophesied that Jericho would be rebuilt by one
man. He also said that the man's eldest son would die when the reconstruction
began and that his youngest son would die when the work reached completion
(Joshua 6:26). About five centuries later this prophecy found its fulfillment
in the life and family of a man named Hiel (1 Kings 16:33-34).
(Probability of chance fulfillment = 1 in 107).
(11) The day of Elijah's supernatural departure from Earth
was predicted unanimously—and accurately, according to the eye-witness
account—by a group of fifty prophets (2 Kings 2:3-11).
(Probability of chance fulfillment = 1 in 109).
(12) Jahaziel prophesied that King Jehoshaphat and a tiny
band of men would defeat an enormous, well-equipped, well-trained army without
even having to fight. Just as predicted, the King and his troops stood looking
on as their foes were supernaturally destroyed to the last man (2 Chronicles
20).
(Probability of chance fulfillment = 1 in 108).
(13) One prophet of God (unnamed, but probably Shemiah)
said that a future king of Judah, named Josiah, would take the bones of all the
occultic priests (priests of the "high places") of Israel's King
Jeroboam and burn them on Jeroboam's altar (1 Kings 13:2 and 2 Kings 23:15-18).
This event occurred approximately 300 years after it was foretold.
(Probability of chance fulfillment = 1 in 1013).
Since these thirteen prophecies cover mostly separate and
independent events, the probability of chance occurrence for all thirteen is
about 1 in 10138 (138 equals the sum of all the exponents of 10
in the probability estimates above). For the sake of putting the figure into
perspective, this probability can be compared to the statistical chance that
the second law of thermodynamics will be reversed in a given situation (for
example, that a gasoline engine will refrigerate itself during its combustion
cycle or that heat will flow from a cold body to a hot body)—that chance = 1 in
1080. Stating it simply, based on these thirteen prophecies alone,
the Bible record may be said to be vastly more reliable than the second law of
thermodynamics. Each reader should feel free to make his own reasonable
estimates of probability for the chance fulfillment of the prophecies cited here.
In any case, the probabilities deduced still will be absurdly remote.
Given that the Bible proves so reliable a document, there is
every reason to expect that the remaining 500 prophecies, those slated for the
"time of the end," also will be fulfilled to the last letter. Who can afford to ignore these
coming events, much less miss out on the immeasurable blessings offered to
anyone and everyone who submits to the control of the Bible's author, Jesus
Christ? Would a reasonable person take lightly God's warning of judgment for
those who reject what they know to be true about Jesus Christ and the Bible, or
who reject Jesus' claim on their lives?
*The estimates of probability included herein come from a
group of secular research scientists. As an example of their method of
estimation, consider their calculations for this first prophecy cited:
A) Since the Messiah's ministry could conceivably begin in any
one of about 5000 years, there is, then, one chance in about 5,000 that his
ministry could begin in AD 26.
B) Since the Messiah is God in human form, the possibility of
his being killed is considerably low, say less than one chance in 10.
C) Relative to the second destruction of Jerusalem, this
execution has roughly an even chance of occurring before or after that event,
that is, one chance in 2.
Hence, the probability of chance fulfillment for this
prophecy is 1 in 5,000 x 10 x 2, which is 1 in 100,000, or 1 in 105.
I have also posted on the next page a list of the 353 prophesies which were fulfilled in
the life of Jesus Christ on earth. This I also found on the internet, and it
saved me a life time of work in tracking these down. I have spent literally
months doing the studies on the end time prophecies, so to research all 2,000
to date would take a lifetime to do. The website that posted these is http://www.accordingtothescriptures.org.
"Lo, I come: in the volume of the book it is
written of me" (Psalm 40:7).
"The testimony of Jesus
is the spirit of prophecy" (Revelation 19:10).
"...all things must be fulfilled, which were written in the law of Moses, and in the prophets,
and in the psalms, concerning me" (Jesus Christ spoke this in Luke 24:44).
"For had ye believed Moses, ye would have believed me: for he wrote of me." (Jesus Christ
spoke this in John
5:46).
"To Him give all the prophets witness" (Acts 10:43).
Scripture
|
Prophecy
|
Fulfillment
|
1.
Gen. 3:15 |
Seed of a woman (virgin birth) |
Gal 4:4-5, Matt 1:18 |
2.
Gen. 3:15 |
He will bruise Satan's head |
Heb 2:14, 1Jn 3:8 |
3.
Gen. 3:15 |
Christ's heel would be bruised with
nails on cross |
Mt 27:35, Lk 24:39-40 |
4. Gen. 5:24 |
The bodily ascension to heaven illustrated |
Mk 16:19, Rev. 12:5 |
5. Gen. 9:26-7 |
The God of Shem will be the Son of Shem |
Luke 3:23-36 |
6.
Gen. 12:3 |
Seed of Abraham will bless all nations |
Gal 3:8, Acts 3:25, 26 |
7.
Gen. 12:7 |
The Promise made to Abraham's Seed |
Gal 3:16 |
8.
Gen. 14:18 |
A priest after the order of
Melchizedek |
Heb 6:20 |
9.
Gen. 14:18 |
King of Peace and Righteousness |
Heb7:2 |
10.
Gen. 14:18 |
The Last Supper foreshadowed |
Matt 26:26-29 |
11.
Gen. 17:19 |
Seed of Isaac (Gen. 21:12) |
Rom 9:7 |
12.
Gen. 22:8 |
The Lamb of God promised |
John 1:29 |
13.
Gen. 22:18 |
As Isaac's seed, will bless all
nations |
Gal 3:16 |
14.
Gen. 26:2-5 |
The Seed of Isaac promised as the
Redeemer |
Heb 11:18 |
15.
Gen. 28:12 |
The Bridge to heaven |
John 1:51 |
16.
Gen. 28:14 |
The Seed of Jacob |
Luke 3:34 |
17. Gen. 49:10 |
The time of His coming |
Luke 2:1-7; Gal 4:4 |
18.
Gen. 49:10 |
The Seed of Judah |
Luke 3:33 |
19.
Gen. 49:10 |
Called Shiloh or One Sent |
John 17:3 |
20.
Gen. 49:10 |
Messiah to come before Judah lost
identity |
John 11:47-52 |
21.
Gen. 49:10 |
Unto Him shall the obedience of the
people be |
John 10:16 |
22.
Ex. 3:13-15 |
The Great "I AM" |
John 4:26, 8:58 |
23.
Ex. 12:3-6 |
Lamb presented to Israel 4 days before
Passover |
Mark 11:7-11 |
24.
Ex. 12:5 |
A Lamb without blemish |
Heb 9:14; 1Pet 1:19 |
25.
Ex. 12:13 |
The blood of the Lamb saves from wrath |
Rom 5:8 |
26.
Ex. 12:21-27 |
Christ is our Passover |
1Cor 5:7 |
27.
Ex. 12:46 |
Not a bone of the Lamb to be broken |
John 19:31-36 |
28.
Ex. 15:2 |
His exaltation predicted as Yeshua |
Acts 7:55, 56 |
29.
Ex. 15:11 |
His Character-Holiness |
Luke 1:35; Acts 4:27 |
30.
Ex. 17:6 |
The Spiritual Rock of Israel |
1Cor 10:4 |
31.
Ex. 33:19 |
His Character-Merciful |
Luke 1:72 |
32.
Lev. 1:2-9 |
His sacrifice a sweet smelling savor
unto God |
Eph 5:2 |
33.
Lev. 14:11 |
The leper cleansed-Sign to priesthood |
Luke 5:12-14; Acts 6:7 |
34.
Lev. 16:15-17 |
Prefigures Christ's once-for-all death |
Heb 9:7-14 |
35.
Lev. 16:27 |
Suffering outside the Camp |
Mt 27:33; Hb13:11, 12 |
36.
Lev. 17:11 |
The Blood-the life of the flesh |
Matt 26:28; Mk 10:45 |
37.
Lev. 17:11 |
It is the blood that makes atonement |
Rom. 3:23-24; 1Jn 1:7 |
38.
Lev. 23:36-37 |
The Drink-offering: "If any man
thirst" |
John 7:37 |
39.
Num. 9:12 |
Not a bone of Him broken |
John 19:31-36 |
40.
Num. 21:9 |
The serpent on a pole-Christ lifted up |
John 3:14-18, 12:32 |
41.
Num. 24:17 |
Time: "I shall see him, but not
now." |
John 1:14; Gal 4:4 |
42.
Deut. 18:15 |
"This is of a truth that
prophet." |
John 6:14 |
43.
Dt. 18:15-16 |
"Had ye believed Moses, ye would
believe me." |
John 5:45-47 |
44.
Deut. 18:18 |
Sent by the Father to speak His word |
John 8:28, 29 |
45.
Deut. 18:19 |
Whoever will not hear must bear his
sin |
Acts 3:22-23 |
46.
Deut. 21:23 |
Cursed is he that hangs on a tree |
Gal 3:10-13 |
47.
Josh 5:14-15 |
The Captain of our salvation |
Heb 2:10 |
48.
Ruth 4:4-10 |
Christ, our kinsman, has redeemed us |
Eph 1:3-7 |
49.
1 Sam. 2:35 |
A Faithful Priest |
Heb. 2:17, 3:1-3, 6, 7:24-25 |
50.
1 Sam. 2:10 |
Shall be an anointed King to the Lord |
Mt. 28:18, Jn 12:15 |
51.
2 Sam. 7:12 |
David's Seed |
Matt 1:1 |
52.
2 Sam. 7:13 |
His Kingdom is everlasting |
2Peter 1:11 |
53.
2 Sam. 7:14a |
The Son of God |
Lk 1:32, Rom 1:3-4 |
54.
2 Sam. 7:16 |
David's house established forever |
Luke 3:31; Rev. 22:16 |
55.
2 Ki. 2:11 |
The bodily ascension to heaven
illustrated |
Luke 24:51 |
56.
1 Chr. 17:11 |
David's Seed |
Matt 1:1, 9:27 |
57.
1 Chr. 17:12-13 |
To reign on David's throne forever |
Luke 1:32, 33 |
58.
1 Chr. 17:13 |
"I will be His Father, He...my
Son." |
Heb 1:5 |
59.
Job 9:32-33 |
Mediator between man and God |
1 Tim 2:5 |
60.
Job 19:23-27 |
The Resurrection predicted |
John 5:24-29 |
61.
Psa. 2:1-3 |
The enmity of kings foreordained |
Acts 4:25-28 |
62.
Psa. 2:2 |
To own the title, Anointed (Christ) |
Jn 1:41, Acts 2:36 |
63.
Psa. 2:6 |
His Character-Holiness |
Jn 8:46; Rev 3:7 |
64.
Psa. 2:6 |
To own the title King |
Matt 2:2 |
65.
Psa. 2:7 |
Declared the Beloved Son |
Matt3:17, Rom 1:4 |
66.
Psa. 2:7, 8 |
The Crucifixion and Resurrection
intimated |
Acts 13:29-33 |
67.
Psa. 2:8, 9 |
Rule the nations with a rod of iron |
Rev. 2:27, 12:5, 19:15 |
68.
Psa. 2:12 |
Life comes through faith in Him |
John 20:31 |
69. Psa. 8:2 |
The mouths of babes perfect His praise |
Matt 21:16 |
70.
Psa. 8:5, 6 |
His humiliation and exaltation |
Heb 2:5-9 |
71.
Psa. 9:7-10 |
Judge the world in righteousness |
Acts 17:31 |
72.
Psa. 16:10 |
Was not to see corruption |
Acts 2:31, 13:35 |
73.
Psa. 16:9-11 |
Was to arise from the dead |
John 20:9 |
74.
Psa. 17:15 |
The resurrection predicted |
Luke 24:6 |
75.
Psa. 18:2-3 |
The horn of salvation |
Luke 1:69-71 |
76.
Psa. 22:1 |
Forsaken because of sins of others |
2 Cor 5:21 |
77.
Psa. 22:1 |
"My God, my God, why hast thou
forsaken me?" |
Matt 27:46 |
78.
Psa. 22:2 |
Darkness upon Calvary for three hours |
Matt 27:45 |
79.
Psa. 22:7 |
They shoot out the lip and shake the
head |
Matt 27:39-44 |
80.
Psa. 22:8 |
"He trusted in God, let Him
deliver Him" |
Matt 27:43 |
81.
Psa. 22:9-10 |
Born the Saviour |
Luke 2:7 |
82.
Psa. 22:12-13 |
They seek His death |
John 19:6 |
83.
Psa. 22:14 |
His blood poured out when they pierced
His side |
John 19:34 |
84.
Psa. 22:14, 15 |
Suffered agony on Calvary |
Mark 15:34-37 |
85.
Psa. 22:15 |
He thirsted |
John 19:28 |
86.
Psa. 22:16 |
They pierced His hands and His feet |
John 19:34, 37; 20:27 |
87.
Psa. 22:17, 18 |
Stripped Him before the stares of men |
Luke 23:34, 35 |
88.
Psa. 22:18 |
They parted His garments |
John 19:23, 24 |
89.
Psa. 22:20, 21 |
He committed Himself to God |
Luke 23:46 |
90.
Psa. 22:20, 21 |
Satanic power bruising the Redeemer's
heel |
Heb 2:14 |
91.
Psa. 22:22 |
His Resurrection declared |
John 20:17 |
92.
Psa. 22:27-28 |
He shall be the governor of the
nations |
Col 1:16 |
93.
Psa. 22:31 |
"It is finished" |
Jn 19:30, Heb.10:10, 12,14,18 |
94.
Psa. 23:1 |
"I am the Good Shepherd" |
Jn 10:11, 1Pet 2:25 |
95.
Psa. 24:3 |
His exaltation predicted |
Acts 1:11; Phil 2:9 |
96.
Psa. 30:3 |
His resurrection predicted |
Acts 2:32 |
97.
Psa. 31:5 |
"Into thy hands I commit my
spirit" |
Luke 23:46 |
98.
Psa. 31:11 |
His acquaintances fled from Him |
Mark 14:50 |
99.
Psa. 31:13 |
They took counsel to put Him to death |
Mt. 27:1, John 11:53 |
100.
Psa. 31:14, 15 |
"He trusted in God, let Him
deliver him" |
Matt 27:43 |
101.
Psa. 34:20 |
Not a bone of Him broken |
John 19:31-36 |
102.
Psa. 35:11 |
False witnesses rose up against Him |
Mat 26:59 |
103.
Psa. 35:19 |
He was hated without a cause |
John 15:25 |
104.
Psa. 38:11 |
His friends stood afar off |
Luke 23:49 |
105.
Psa. 38:12 |
Enemies try to entangle Him by craft |
Mark 14:1, Mt. 22:15 |
106.
Psa. 38:12-13 |
Silent before His accusers |
Matt 27:12-14 |
107.
Psa. 38:20 |
He went about doing good |
Acts 10:38 |
108.
Psa. 40:2-5 |
The joy of His resurrection predicted |
John 20:20 |
109.
Psa. 40:6-8 |
His delight-the will of the Father |
Jn 4:34, Heb. 10:5-10 |
110.
Psa. 40:9 |
He was to preach the Righteousness in
Israel |
Matt 4:17 |
111.
Psa. 40:14 |
Confronted by adversaries in the
Garden |
John 18:4-6 |
112.
Psa. 41:9 |
Betrayed by a familiar friend |
John 13:18 |
113.
Psa. 45:2 |
Words of Grace come from His lips |
John 1:17, Luke 4:22 |
114.
Psa. 45:6 |
To own the title, God or Elohim |
Heb 1:8 |
115.
Psa. 45:7 |
A special anointing by the Holy Spirit |
Mt. 3:16; Heb. 1:9 |
116.
Psa. 45:7, 8 |
Called the Christ (Messiah or
Anointed) |
Luke 2:11 |
117.
Psa. 45:17 |
His name remembered forever |
Eph 1:20-21, Heb. 1:8 |
118.
Psa. 55:12-14 |
Betrayed by a friend, not an enemy |
John 13:18 |
119.
Psa. 55:15 |
Unrepentant death of the Betrayer |
Mt 27:3-5; Acts1:16-19 |
120.
Psa. 68:18 |
To give gifts to men |
Eph 4:7-16 |
121.
Psa. 68:18 |
Ascended into Heaven |
Luke 24:51 |
122.
Psa. 69:4 |
Hated without a cause |
John 15:25 |
123.
Psa. 69:8 |
A stranger to own brethren |
John 1:11, 7:5 |
124.
Psa. 69:9 |
Zealous for the Lord's House |
John 2:17 |
125.
Psa. 69:14-20 |
Messiah's anguish of soul before
crucifixion |
Matt 26:36-45 |
126.
Psa. 69:20 |
"My soul is exceeding
sorrowful." |
Matt 26:38 |
127.
Psa. 69:21 |
Given vinegar in thirst |
Matt 27:34 |
128.
Psa. 69:26 |
The Saviour given and smitten by God |
John 17:4; 18:11 |
129.
Psa. 72:10, 11 |
Great persons were to visit Him |
Matt 2:1-11 |
130.
Psa. 72:16 |
The corn of wheat to fall into the
Ground |
John 12:24-25 |
131.
Psa. 72:17 |
Belief on His name will produce
offspring |
John 1:12, 13 |
132.
Psa. 72:17 |
All nations shall be blessed by Him |
Gal 3:8 |
133.
Psa. 72:17 |
All nations shall call Him blessed |
Jn 12:13, Rev.5:8-12 |
134.
Psa. 78:1-2 |
He would teach in parables |
Matt 13:34-35 |
135.
Psa. 78:2b |
To speak the Wisdom of God with
authority |
Matt 7:29 |
136.
Psa. 80:17 |
The Man of God's right hand |
Mark 14:61-62 |
137.
Psa. 88 |
The Suffering and Reproach of Calvary |
Matt 27:26-50 |
138.
Psa. 88:8 |
They stood afar off and watched |
Luke 23:49 |
139.
Psa. 89:27 |
Firstborn |
Col 1:15, 18 |
140.
Psa. 89:27 |
Emmanuel to be higher than earthly
kings |
Luke 1:32, 33 |
141.
Psa. 89:35-37 |
David's Seed, throne, kingdom endure
forever |
Luke 1:32, 33 |
142.
Psa. 89:36-37 |
His character-Faithfulness |
Rev 1:5, 19:11 |
143.
Psa. 90:2 |
He is from everlasting (Micah 5:2) |
John 1:1 |
144.
Psa. 91:11, 12 |
Identified as Messianic; used to tempt
Christ |
Luke 4:10, 11 |
145.
Psa. 97:9 |
His exaltation predicted |
Acts 1:11; Eph 1:20 |
146.
Psa. 100:5 |
His character-Goodness |
Matt 19:16, 17 |
147.
Psa. 102:1-11 |
The Suffering and Reproach of Calvary |
John 19:16-30 |
148.
Psa. 102:25-27 |
Messiah is the Preexistent Son |
Heb 1:10-12 |
149.
Psa. 109:25 |
Ridiculed |
Matt 27:39 |
150.
Psa. 110:1 |
Son of David |
Matt 22:42-43 |
151.
Psa. 110:1 |
To ascend to the right-hand of the
Father |
Mark 16:19 |
152.
Psa. 110:1 |
David's son called Lord |
Matt 22:44, 45 |
153.
Psa. 110:4 |
A priest after Melchizedek's order |
Hebrews 6:20 |
154.
Psa. 112:4 |
His character-Compassionate, Gracious,
et al |
Matt 9:36 |
155.
Psa. 118:17, 18 |
Messiah's Resurrection assured |
Luke 24:5-7; 1Cor. 15:20 |
156.
Psa. 118:22, 23 |
The rejected stone is Head of the
corner |
Matt 21:42, 43 |
157.
Psa. 118:26a |
The Blessed One presented to Israel |
Matt 21:9 |
158.
Psa. 118:26b |
To come while Temple standing |
Matt 21:12-15 |
159.
Psa. 132:11 |
The Seed of David (the fruit of His
Body) |
Luke 1:32, Act 2:30 |
160.
Psa. 129:3 |
He was scourged |
Matt 27:26 |
161.
Psa. 138:1-6 |
The supremacy of David's Seed amazes
kings |
Matt 2:2-6 |
162.
Psa. 147:3, 6 |
The earthly ministry of Christ
described |
Luke 4:18 |
163.
Prov. 1:23 |
He will send the Spirit of God |
John 16:7 |
164.
Prov. 8:23 |
Foreordained from everlasting |
Rev. 13:8, 1Pt 1:19-20 |
165.
Song. 5:16 |
The altogether lovely One |
John 1:17 |
166.
Isa. 2:3 |
He shall teach all nations |
John 4:25 |
167.
Isa. 2:4 |
He shall judge among the nations |
John 5:22 |
168.
Isa. 6:1 |
When Isaiah saw His glory |
John 12:40-41 |
169.
Isa. 6:8 |
The One Sent by God |
John 12:38-45 |
170.
Isa. 6:9-10 |
Parables fall on deaf ears |
Matt 13:13-15 |
171.
Isa. 6:9-12 |
Blinded to Christ and deaf to His
words |
Acts 28:23-29 |
172.
Isa. 7:14 |
To be born of a virgin |
Luke 1:35 |
173. Isa. 7:14 |
To be Emmanuel-God with us |
Mt 1:18-23, 1Tim. 3:16 |
174.
Isa. 8:8 |
Called Emmanuel |
Matt 28:20 |
175.
Isa. 8:14 |
A stone of stumbling, a Rock of
offense |
1Pet 2:8 |
176.
Isa. 9:1, 2 |
His ministry to begin in Galilee |
Matt 4:12-17 |
177.
Isa. 9:6 |
A child born-Humanity |
Luke 1:31 |
178.
Isa. 9:6 |
A Son given-Deity |
Lk 1:32, Jn 1:14, 1Tm. 3:16 |
179.
Isa. 9:6 |
Declared to be the Son of God with
power |
Rom 1:3, 4 |
180.
Isa. 9:6 |
The Wonderful One, Peleh |
Luke 4:22 |
181.
Isa. 9:6 |
The Counsellor, Yaatz |
Matt 13:54 |
182.
Isa. 9:6 |
The Mighty God, El Gibor |
1Cor. 1:24, Titus 2:3 |
183.
Isa. 9:6 |
The Everlasting Father, Avi Adth |
John 8:58, 10:30 |
184.
Isa. 9:6 |
The Prince of Peace, Sar Shalom |
John 16:33 |
185.
Isa. 9:7 |
To establish an everlasting kingdom |
Luke 1:32-33 |
186.
Isa. 9:7 |
His Character-Just |
John 5:30 |
187.
Isa. 9:7 |
No end to his Government, Throne, and
Peace |
Luke 1:32-33 |
188.
Isa. 11:1 |
Called a Nazarene-the Branch, Netzer |
Matt 2:23 |
189.
Isa. 11:1 |
A rod out of Jesse-Son of Jesse |
Luke 3:23, 32 |
190.
Isa. 11:2 |
Anointed One by the Spirit |
Mt 3:16, 17, Acts 10:38 |
191.
Isa. 11:2 |
His Character-Wisdom, Knowledge, et al |
Col 2:3 |
192.
Isa. 11:3 |
He would know their thoughts |
Luke 6:8, John 2:25 |
193.
Isa. 11:4 |
Judge in righteousness |
Acts 17:31 |
194.
Isa. 11:4 |
Judges with the sword of His mouth |
Rev. 2:16, 19:11, 15 |
195.
Isa. 11:5 |
Character: Righteous & Faithful |
Rev. 19:11 |
196.
Isa. 11:10 |
The Gentiles seek Him |
John 12:18-21 |
197.
Isa. 12:2 |
Called Jesus-Yeshua |
Matt 1:21 |
198.
Isa. 22:22 |
The One given all authority to govern |
Rev 3:7 |
199.
Isa. 25:8 |
The Resurrection predicted |
1Cor 15:54 |
200.
Isa. 26:19 |
His power of Resurrection predicted |
Matt 27:50-54 |
201.
Isa. 28:16 |
The Messiah is the precious corner
stone |
Acts 4:11, 12 |
202.
Isa. 28:16 |
The Sure Foundation |
1Cor 3:11, Mt. 16:18 |
203.
Isa. 29:13 |
He indicated hypocritical obedience to
His Word |
Matt 15:7-9 |
204.
Isa. 29:14 |
The wise are confounded by the Word |
1Cor 1:18-31 |
205.
Isa. 32:2 |
A Refuge-A man shall be a hiding place |
Matt 23:37 |
206.
Isa. 35:4 |
He will come and save you |
Matt 1:21 |
207.
Isa. 35:5-6 |
To have a ministry of miracles |
Matt 11:2-6 |
208.
Isa. 40:3, 4 |
Preceded by forerunner |
John 1:23 |
209.
Isa. 40:9 |
"Behold your God." |
John 1:36; 19:14 |
210.
Isa. 40:10. |
He will come to reward |
Rev 22:12 |
211.
Isa. 40:11 |
A shepherd-compassionate life-giver |
John 10:10-18 |
212.
Isa. 42:1-4 |
The Servant-as a faithful, patient
redeemer |
Matt 12:18-21 |
213.
Isa. 42:2 |
Meek and lowly |
Matth11:28-30 |
214.
Isa. 42:3 |
He brings hope for the hopeless |
John 4 |
215.
Isa. 42:4 |
The nations shall wait on His
teachings |
John 12:20-26 |
216.
Isa. 42:6 |
The Light (salvation) of the Gentiles |
Luke 2:32 |
217.
Isa. 42:1, 6 |
His is a worldwide compassion |
Matt 28:19, 20 |
218.
Isa. 42:7 |
Blind eyes opened. |
John 9:25-38 |
219.
Isa. 43:11 |
He is the only Saviour. |
Acts 4:12 |
220.
Isa. 44:3 |
He will send the Spirit of God |
John 16:7, 13 |
221.
Isa. 45:21-25 |
He is Lord and Saviour |
Phil 3:20, Titus 2:13 |
222.
Isa. 45:23 |
He will be the Judge |
John 5:22; Rom 14:11 |
223.
Isa. 46:9, 10 |
Declares things not yet done |
John 13:19 |
224.
Isa. 48:12 |
The First and the Last |
John 1:30, Rev 1:8,17 |
225.
Isa. 48:16, 17 |
He came as a Teacher |
John 3:2 |
226.
Isa. 49:1 |
Called from the womb-His humanity |
Matt 1:18 |
227.
Isa. 49:5 |
A Servant from the womb. |
Luke 1:31, Phil 2:7 |
228.
Isa. 49:6 |
He will restore Israel |
Acts 3:19-21, 15:16-17 |
229.
Isa. 49:6 |
He is Salvation for Israel |
Luke 2:29-32 |
230.
Isa. 49:6 |
He is the Light of the Gentiles |
John 8:12, Acts 13:47 |
231.
Isa. 49:6 |
He is Salvation unto the ends of the
earth |
Acts 15:7-18 |
232.
Isa. 49:7 |
He is despised of the Nation |
John 1:11, 8:48-49, 19:14-15 |
233.
Isa. 50:3 |
Heaven is clothed in black at His
humiliation |
Luke 23:44, 45 |
234.
Isa. 50:4 |
He is a learned counselor for the
weary |
Matt 7:29, 11:28, 29 |
235.
Isa. 50:5 |
The Servant bound willingly to
obedience |
Matt 26:39 |
236.
Isa. 50:6a |
"I gave my back to the
smiters." |
Matt 27:26 |
237.
Isa. 50:6b |
He was smitten on the cheeks |
Matt 26:67 |
238.
Isa. 50:6c |
He was spat upon |
Matt 27:30 |
239.
Isa. 52:7 |
Published good tidings upon mountains |
Matt 5:12,15:29,28:16 |
240.
Isa. 52:13 |
The Servant exalted |
Acts 1:8-11; Eph. 1:19-22, Phil. 2:5-9 |
241.
Isa. 52:14 |
The Servant shockingly abused |
Lk 18:31-34; Mt. 26:67, 68 |
242.
Isa. 52:15 |
Nations startled by message of the
Servant |
Lk 18:31-34; Mt. 26:67, 68 |
243.
Isa. 52:15 |
His blood shed sprinkles nations |
Heb 9:13-14, Rev. 1:5 |
244.
Isa. 53:1 |
His people would not believe Him |
John 12:37-38 |
245.
Isa. 53:2 |
Appearance of an ordinary man |
Phil 2:6-8 |
246.
Isa. 53:3a |
Despised |
Luke 4:28-29 |
247.
Isa. 53:3b |
Rejected |
Matt 27:21-23 |
248.
Isa. 53:3c |
Great sorrow and grief |
Mt 26:37-38, Lk 19:41, Heb. 4:15 |
249.
Isa. 53:3d |
Men hide from being associated with Him |
Mark 14:50-52 |
250.
Isa. 53:4a |
He would have a healing ministry |
Matt 8:16-17 |
251.
Isa. 53:4b |
Thought to be cursed by God |
Matt 26:66, 27:41-43 |
252.
Isa. 53:5a |
Bears penalty for mankind's iniquities |
2Cor. 5:21, Heb. 2:9 |
253.
Isa. 53:5b |
His sacrifice provides peace between
man /God |
Col 1:20 |
254.
Isa. 53:5c |
His sacrifice would heal man of sin |
1Peter 2:24 |
255.
Isa. 53:6a |
He would be the sin-bearer for all
mankind |
1John 2:2, 4:10 |
256.
Isa. 53:6b |
God's will that He bear sin for all
mankind |
Gal 1:4 |
257.
Isa. 53:7a |
Oppressed and afflicted |
Matt 27:27-31 |
258.
Isa. 53:7b |
Silent before his accusers |
Matt 27:12-14 |
259.
Isa. 53:7c |
Sacrificial lamb |
Jn 1:29, 1Pt 1:18-19 |
260.
Isa. 53:8a |
Confined and persecuted |
Matt 26:47-27:31 |
261.
Isa. 53:8b |
He would be judged |
John 18:13-22 |
262.
Isa. 53:8c |
Killed |
Matt 27:35 |
263.
Isa. 53:8d |
Dies for the sins of the world |
1John 2:2 |
264.
Isa. 53:9a |
Buried in a rich man's grave |
Matt 27:57 |
265.
Isa. 53:9b |
Innocent and had done no violence |
Lk 23:41, Jn 18:38 |
266.
Isa. 53:9c |
No deceit in his mouth |
1Pet 2:22 |
267.
Isa. 53:10a |
God's will that He die for mankind |
Jn 18:11 |
268.
Isa. 53:10b |
An offering for sin |
Matt 20:28, Gal 3:13 |
269.
Isa. 53:10c |
Resurrected and live forever |
Rom 6:9 |
270.
Isa. 53:10d |
He would prosper |
John 17:1-5 |
271.
Isa. 53:11a |
God fully satisfied with His suffering |
John 12:27 |
272.
Isa. 53:11b |
God's servant would justify man |
Rom 5:8-9, 18-19 |
273.
Isa. 53:11c |
The sin-bearer for all mankind |
Heb 9:28 |
274.
Isa. 53:12a |
Exalted by God because of his sacrifice |
Matt 28:18 |
275.
Isa. 53:12b |
He would give up his life to save
mankind |
Luke 23:46 |
276.
Isa. 53:12c |
Numbered with the transgressors |
Mark 15:27-28 |
277.
Isa. 53:12d |
Sin-bearer for all mankind |
1Peter 2:24 |
278.
Isa. 53:12e |
Intercede to God in behalf of mankind |
Lk 23:34, Rom 8:34 |
279.
Isa. 55:3 |
Resurrected by God |
Acts 13:34 |
280.
Isa. 55:4a |
A witness |
John 18:37 |
281.
Isa. 55:4b |
He is a leader and commander |
Heb 2:10 |
282.
Isa. 55:5 |
God would glorify Him |
Acts 3:13 |
283.
Isa. 59:16a |
Intercessor between man and God |
Matt 10:32 |
284.
Isa. 59:16b |
He would come to provide salvation |
John 6:40 |
285.
Isa. 59:20 |
He would come to Zion as their
Redeemer |
Luke 2:38 |
286.
Isa. 60:1-3 |
He would shew light to the Gentiles |
Acts 26:23 |
287.
Isa. 61:1a |
The Spirit of God upon him |
Matt 3:16-17 |
288.
Isa. 61:1b |
The Messiah would preach the good news |
Luke 4:16-21 |
289.
Isa. 61:1c |
Provide freedom from the bondage of
sin |
John 8:31-36 |
290.
Isa. 61:1-2a |
Proclaim a period of grace |
Gal 4:4-5 |
291. Jer. 11:21 |
Conspiracy to kill Jesus |
John 7:1, Matt 21:28 |
292.
Jer. 23:5-6 |
Descendant of David |
Luke 3:23-31 |
293.
Jer. 23:5-6 |
The Messiah would be both God and Man |
Jn 13:13, 1Tim 3:16 |
294.
Jer. 31:22 |
Born of a virgin |
Matt 1:18-20 |
295.
Jer. 31:31 |
The Messiah would be the new covenant |
Matt 26:28 |
296.
Jer. 33:14-15 |
Descendant of David |
Luke 3:23-31 |
297.
Eze.34:23-24 |
Descendant of David |
Matt 1:1 |
298.
Eze.37:24-25 |
Descendant of David |
Luke 1:31-33 |
299.
Dan. 2:44-45 |
The Stone that shall break the
kingdoms |
Matt21:44 |
300.
Dan. 7:13-14a |
He would ascend into heaven |
Acts 1:9-11 |
301.
Dan. 7:13-14b |
Highly exalted |
Eph 1:20-22 |
302.
Dan. 7:13-14c |
His dominion would be everlasting |
Luke 1:31-33 |
303.
Dan. 9:24a |
To make an end to sins |
Gal 1:3-5 |
304.
Dan. 9:24a |
To make reconciliation for iniquity |
Rom 5:10,2Cor5:18-21 |
305.
Dan. 9:24b |
He would be holy |
Luke 1:35 |
306.
Dan. 9:25 |
His announcement |
John 12:12-13 |
307.
Dan. 9:26a |
Cut off |
Matt 16:21, 21:38-39 |
308.
Dan. 9:26b |
Die for the sins of the world |
Heb 2:9 |
309.
Dan. 9:26c |
Killed before the destruction of the
temple |
Matt 27:50-51 |
310.
Dan. 10:5-6 |
Messiah in a glorified state |
Rev 1:13-16 |
311.
Hos. 11:1 |
He would be called out of Egypt |
Matt 2:15 |
312.
Hos. 13:14 |
He would defeat death |
1Cor 15:55-57 |
313.
Joel 2:32 |
Offer salvation to all mankind |
Rom 10:9-13 |
314.
Jonah 1:17 |
Death and resurrection of Christ |
Matt 12:40, 16:4 |
315.
Mic. 5:2a |
Born in Bethlehem |
Matt 2:1-6 |
316.
Mic. 5:2b |
Ruler in Israel |
Luke 1:33 |
317.
Mic. 5:2c |
From everlasting |
John 8:58 |
318.
Hag. 2:6-9 |
He would visit the second Temple |
Luke 2:27-32 |
319.
Hag. 2:23 |
Descendant of Zerubbabel |
Luke 2:27-32 |
320.
Zech. 3:8 |
God's servant |
John 17:4 |
321.
Zech. 6:12-13 |
Priest and King |
Heb 8:1 |
322.
Zech. 9:9a |
Greeted with rejoicing in Jerusalem |
Matt 21:8-10 |
323.
Zech. 9:9b |
Beheld as King |
John 12:12-13 |
324.
Zech. 9:9c |
The Messiah would be just |
John 5:30 |
325.
Zech. 9:9d |
The Messiah would bring salvation |
Luke 19:10 |
326.
Zech. 9:9e |
The Messiah would be humble |
Matt 11:29 |
327.
Zech. 9:9f |
Presented to Jerusalem riding on a
donkey |
Matt 21:6-9 |
328.
Zech. 10:4 |
The cornerstone |
Eph 2:20 |
329.
Zech. 11:4-6a |
At His coming, Israel to have unfit
leaders |
Matt 23:1-4 |
330.
Zech. 11:4-6b |
Rejection causes God to remove His
protection |
Luke 19:41-44 |
331.
Zech. 11:4-6c |
Rejected in favor of another king |
John 19:13-15 |
332.
Zech. 11:7 |
Ministry to "poor," the
believing remnant |
Matt 9:35-36 |
333.
Zech. 11:8a |
Unbelief forces Messiah to reject them |
Matt 23:33 |
334.
Zech. 11:8b |
Despised |
Matt 27:20 |
335.
Zech. 11:9 |
Stops ministering to those who
rejected Him |
Matt 13:10-11 |
336.
Zch. 11:10-11a |
Rejection causes God to remove
protection |
Luke 19:41-44 |
337.
Zch. 11:10-11b |
The Messiah would be God |
John 14:7 |
338.
Zch. 11:12-13a |
Betrayed for thirty pieces of silver |
Matt 26:14-15 |
339.
Zch. 11:12-13b |
Rejected |
Matt 26:14-15 |
340.
Zch. 11:12-13c |
Thirty pieces of silver cast in the
house of Lord |
Matt 27:3-5 |
341.
Zch. 11:12-13d |
The Messiah would be God |
John 12:45 |
342.
Zech. 12:10a |
The Messiah's body would be pierced |
John 19:34-37 |
343.
Zech. 12:10b |
The Messiah would be both God and man |
John 10:30 |
344.
Zech. 12:10c |
The Messiah would be rejected |
John 1:11 |
345.
Zech. 13:7a |
God's will He die for mankind |
John 18:11 |
346.
Zech. 13:7b |
A violent death |
Mark 14:27 |
347.
Zech. 13:7c |
Both God and man |
John 14:9 |
348.
Zech. 13:7d |
Israel scattered as a result of
rejecting Him |
Matt 26:31-56 |
349.
Zech. 14:4 |
He would return to the Mt. of Olives |
Acts 1:11-12 |
350.
Mal. 3:1a |
Messenger to prepare the way for
Messiah |
Mark 1:1-8 |
351.
Mal. 3:1b |
Sudden appearance at the temple |
Mark 11:15-16 |
352.
Mal. 3:1c |
Messenger of the new covenant |
Luke 4:43 |
353.
Mal. 3:6 |
The God who changes not |
Hebrews 13:8 |
354.
Mal. 4:5 |
Forerunner in spirit of Elijah |
Mt. 3:1-3, 11:10-14, 17:11-13 |
355.
Mal. 4:6 |
Forerunner would turn many to
righteousness |
Luke 1:16-17 |
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