How the Prophets Identified Jesus as the Promised Messiah

Peter’s words to Cornelius reveal how the prophets’ promises and the events of Jesus’ life identify Him as the promised Messiah.

Looking to Jesus: How the Evidence for Christ Strengthens Faith

Looking to Jesus strengthens faith through Gospel history, messianic prophecy, His sinless life, sacrificial death, and resurrection.

Biblical prophecy enters real history, where fulfilled words concerning nations, empires, Jerusalem, and the Messiah confirm Scripture’s reliability.

Zechariah 12:10 is a Messianic prophecy fulfilled in Jesus Christ, the pierced One identified explicitly in John 19:34–37.

Jesus suffers on the cross as prophecy is fulfilled, enemies mock Him, a criminal finds hope, and Jesus provides for His mother.

The birth narratives reveal how Jehovah brought the promised Savior into history through prophecy, miraculous conception, and fulfilled promises.

Fulfilled Bible prophecies about Cyrus, empires, Tyre, Jerusalem, and Jesus Christ demonstrate Jehovah’s precise knowledge of history.

Judea matters because it unites the royal line of Judah, Jerusalem, the temple, messianic prophecy, and the saving work of Jesus Christ.

Quick judgments and incomplete facts can blind people to Jehovah’s purposes, as seen in Nathanael’s first reaction to Jesus.

Isaiah’s four Servant Songs reveal Jehovah’s chosen Servant: Spirit-empowered, gentle, obedient under hostility, and the Sin-Bearer for many.