| Old Testament
Prophecy |
New Testament
Fulfillment |
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| The Virgin Birth
Isaiah 7:14 |
Matthew 1:23 |
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| The place of birth
Micah 5:2 |
Matthew 2:6 |
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| The return from Egypt
Hosea 11:1 |
Matthew 2:15 |
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| Healings
Isaiah 53:4 |
Matthew 8:17 |
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| Servitude
Isaiah 42:1-4 |
Matthew 12:18-21 |
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| Parables
Psalm 78:2 |
Matthew 13:34 |
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| Jesus enters Jerusalem
Zechariah 9:9 |
Matthew 21:5 |
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| The rejection of Jesus
Psalm 118:22 |
Matthew 21:42 |
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| Jesus is God
Psalm 110:1 |
Matthew 22:44 |
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| The abandonment of Jesus
Zechariah 13:7 |
Matthew 26:31 |
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| Jesus will return
Daniel 7:13 |
Matthew 26:64 |
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| Jesus on the cross
Psalm 22:7 |
Matthew 27:39-40 |
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| Jesus on the cross
Psalm 22:8 |
Matthew 27:43 |
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| Jesus on the cross
Psalm 22:1 |
Matthew 27:46 |
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| The burial of Jesus
Isaiah 53:9 |
Matthew 27:57-60 |
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God will declare the Messiah
(Jesus) to be His Son
Psalm 2:7 |
Matthew 3:17 |
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Everything will be placed
under
The Messiah’s feet
Psalm 8:6 |
Hebrews 2:8 |
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| Jesus will be raised from
the dead Psalm 16:10 |
Mark 16:6-7 |
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| Jesus will be forsaken by
God Psalm 22:1 |
Matthew 27:46 |
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| Jesus will be insulted on
the cross Psalm 22:7-8 |
Luke 23:35-36 |
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| Jesus’ hands and feet will
be pierced Psalm 22:16 |
John 20:25, 27 |
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| Jesus’ clothes will be gambled
for Psalm 22:18 |
Matthew 27:35-36 |
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| Jesus’ bones will not be
broken Psalm 34:20 |
John 19:32-33, 36 |
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| Jesus will be wrongfully
accused Psalm 35:11 |
Mark 14:57 |
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| Jesus will be despised for
no reason Psalm 35:19 |
John 15:25 |
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| Jesus will come to do God’s
command Psalm 40:7-8 |
Hebrews 10:7 |
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| Jesus will be betrayed by
a friend Psalm 41:9 |
Luke 22:47 |
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| The throne of Jesus is everlasting
Psalm 45:6 |
Hebrews 1:8 |
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| Jesus will ascend to God’s
right hand Psalm 68:18 |
Mark 16:19 |
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Zeal for His Father’s house
will consume Him
Psalm 69:9 |
John 2:17 |
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| Jesus will be given gall
and vinegar to drink (on the cross) Psalm 69:21 |
Matthew 27:34, 48 |
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| Jesus will pray for his
enemies Psalm 109:4 |
Luke 23:34 |
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| Jesus’ betrayer will be
replaced Psalm 109:8 |
Acts 1:20 |
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| Jesus will be a priest like
Melchizedek Psalm 110:4 |
Hebrews 5:6 |
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Jesus will come in the name
of the Lord
Psalm 118:26 |
Matthew 21:9 |
Question:
The question always arises
that if God loves us so much, why would He ever send a person to a place
like hell?
Answer:
Well the answer is simple.
It is not God's desire that any person should suffer an eternity in hell.
The Bible says, "He is patient
with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance"
2
Peter 3:9
Hell was prepared originally
for the devil and his angels Matthew 25:41.
However, God will not force
anyone to go to heaven. If a person willfully refuses to repent of sin
and turn to God, with faith in Jesus' sacrifice for the sins of the world,
God has no alternative.
Justice demands
that those who disregard and reject God's loving offer of pardon will pay
the penalty for their own sins forever in hell.
Has this question caused
you to delay making a choice to follow God?
Why not choose eternal life
now!
The Bible says, "Now is the
time of God's favor, now is the day of salvation" 2
Corinthians 6:2.
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