| MESSIANIC PROPHECIES IN ISAIAH FULFILLED AT FIRST COMING (Note "+" Sign Links to Commentary) |
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Isaiah 6:1-5+ Isaiah saw the glory of God |
John 12:41 |
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Isaiah 6:10+ hardening of the hearts of Israel |
John 12:40 |
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Isaiah 7:14+ Virgin birth of the Messiah |
Matthew 1:23-25+ |
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Isaiah 9:1-2+ Light brought to Zebulun and Naphtali |
Matthew 4:12-16+ |
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Isaiah 9:6+ A Son to be born |
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Isaiah 11:1+ A shoot from Jesse (David’s lineage) |
Luke 1:31-33+ |
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Isaiah 11:2+ Spirit of the Lord will rest on Him |
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Isaiah 28:16 The Corner Stone, rejected |
Matthew 21:42-44 |
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Isaiah 29:18 The deaf to hear, the blind to see |
Matthew 11:5+ (this will also occur in the Messianic Kingdom: Isaiah 35:5+) |
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Isaiah 40:3-5 Preaching: Prepare the way for Messiah |
Matthew 3:3+; Mark 1:3+; Luke 3:4-6+; John 1:23+ |
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Isaiah 42:1-4 The Messiah’s calling and Ministry |
Applied by Matthew 12:18-21+ but will be completely fulfilled in the Messianic Kingdom. |
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Isaiah 42:1 The delight of the Father for the Son |
Matthew 3:17+; Mt 17:5; Mark 1:11+; Mk 9:7+; Luke 3:22+; Lk 9:35+ |
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Isaiah 42:1 I have put my Spirit upon Him |
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Isaiah 42:3 not cry out, or hurt the weak |
Matthew 12:19+; Mt 26:57-68, 27:11-14; Luke 23:9-11+; 1 Peter 2:23+. |
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Isaiah 50:6 beaten, beard pulled out, spat upon |
Matthew 26:67-68, Mt 27:26-31: Mark 14:65; 15:16-20; Luke 22:63-65; John 18:22 |
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Isaiah 50:7 set His face light flint (determined) |
Luke 9:51+ |
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Isaiah 53:1+ message about Messiah not believed |
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Isaiah 53:3+ Messiah despised, forsaken, sorrowful, and experienced grief |
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Isaiah 53:4+ carried our griefs and sorrows |
applied by Matthew for healing: Matthew 8:16-17+ |
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Isaiah 53:4-6+ put to death for the world’s sins |
Declared: Matthew 20:17-19; Mark 10:32-34+; Luke 18:31:34+ |
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Isaiah 53:5+ by His stripes, we are healed |
1 Peter 2:24+. (salvation from sin, not physical healing) |
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Isaiah 53:6+ world’s iniquities upon the Messiah |
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Isaiah 53:7-8+ Messiah, oppressed and afflicted |
Acts 8:32-33+ |
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Isaiah 53:7+ Messiah silent before accusers |
Matthew 26:63; 27:12; Mark 14:61+; Mk 15:5+; Luke 23:9+; (See also Isa 42:3: did not cry out) |
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Isaiah 53:8+ Cut off from life (put to death) |
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Isaiah 53:8+ Messiah died for the sins of His people. |
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Isaiah 53:9+ buried in a rich man’s grave |
Matthew 27:57-61; Mark 15:42-47+; Luke 23:50-55+; John 19:38-42 |
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Isaiah 53:9 + no deceit in Messiah |
1 Peter 2:22+ |
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Isaiah 53:10+ Father’s will to put His Son to death |
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Isaiah 53:10+ Messiah’s death a guilt offering |
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Isaiah 53:10+ Messiah will see His seed (believers) |
resurrection appearances: Matthew 28:8-10; 16-20; Mark 16:9-18+; Luke 24:13-49+; John 20:11-21:23; Acts 1:1-8+ |
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Isaiah 53:10+ Messiah will prolong His days |
Mark 16:19+; Luke 24:51+; Acts 1:9+; Acts 5:31+; 1 Corinthians 15:3-8+; 1Cor 15:20-28+ |
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Isaiah 53:11+ Satisfaction of the Messiah |
Hebrews 1:1-4+ |
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Isaiah 53:11+ The Servant (Messiah) to justify the many by bearing their sins. |
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Isaiah 53:12+ Messiah’s glorious future |
Hebrews 1:1-4+ |
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Isaiah 53:12+ Messiah’s willing death |
Matthew 20:28; Mark 10:45+; John 10:11-18 |
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Isaiah 53:12+ Messiah among the transgressors ` |
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Isaiah 53:12+ Messiah bore people’s sins |
see above: Isaiah 53:11+ |
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Isaiah 53:12+ Messiah interceded for sinners |
on the cross: Luke 23:34+ |
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Isaiah 55:3 Messiah to be resurrected |
Acts 13:34+ |
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Isaiah 61:1-2a+ |
Luke 4:18-30+ Jesus' first message in the synagogue in Nazareth which was initially received but then rejected as He mentioned Gentiles creating such rage they tried to kill Him! |
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MESSIANIC PROPHECIES IN ISAIAH |
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Isaiah 1:9+ |
Survivors (first mention of the remnant in Isaiah) |
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Isaiah 1:24-27+ |
Zion to have righteous rulers and judges and a faithful people |
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Isaiah 2:1-4+ |
The Messiah to rule in His peaceful kingdom from Zion, the mountain of the Lord |
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Isaiah 2:5-3:26+ |
God will purge Judah the earth of the wicked and He will be exalted “in that day” |
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Isaiah 4:2-4+ |
The Branch of the Lord, the holy remnant and the glory over Mount Zion |
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Isaiah 6:11-13+ |
Desolation of the cities and a promise of a remaining “holy seed” |
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Isaiah 8:9-22+ |
Destruction of Israel’s enemies and a sanctuary for the remnant of Israel |
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Isaiah 9:1-7+ |
The righteous everlasting reign of the Son (the Messiah) |
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Isaiah 10:20-22+ |
A remnant will return to Israel |
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Isaiah 11:1-10+ |
The Messiah and His peaceful and righteous kingdom |
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Isaiah 11:11-16+ |
The return of the faithful remnant |
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Isaiah 12:1-6+ |
The remnant praise God for His salvation and comfort |
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Isaiah 13:6-16+ |
Judgement of God of the earth during the “day of the Lord” |
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Isaiah 14:1-3 |
God’s people to be settled in their own land |
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Isaiah 14:4-23 |
Death of the king of Babylon (Antichrist) and destruction of his kingdom |
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Isaiah 17:7-8 |
All will have regard for the Holy One of Israel |
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Isaiah 18:4-7 |
Peoples of Cush to bring gifts to Mount Zion |
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Isaiah 19:1-17 |
Destruction of Egypt |
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Isaiah 19:18-24 |
Egypt to be saved and will (with Assyria and Israel) worship the Lord of hosts |
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Isaiah 21:1-10 |
The fall of Babylon |
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Isaiah 24:1-23 |
God’s judgement on the earth |
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Isaiah 25:1-12 |
Praise for the Lord’s salvation |
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Isaiah 26:1-21 |
Protection of God’s people during the tribulation and promises of resurrection |
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Isaiah 27:1-13 |
Restoration of Israel and gathering of the remnant |
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Isaiah 28:14-29 |
The righteous rule of the Messiah and Israel’s pact with the Antichrist |
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Isaiah 29:1-24 |
Future blessings and discipline of Ariel (Jerusalem) |
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Isaiah 30:19-26 |
Removal of idols and Restoration of the land |
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Isaiah 32:1-20 |
The righteous and peaceful reign of the King (Messiah) |
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Isaiah 33:1-24 |
God’s future judgement and blessings to Zion |
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Isaiah 34:1-15+ |
The day of the Lord’s vengeance for the cause of Zion |
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Isaiah 34:16-17+ |
Those who will live forever in the land |
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Isaiah 35:1-10+ |
The joyful future of Zion |
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Isaiah 40:1-2 |
Comfort for all in Messiah’s kingdom |
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Isaiah 40:3-5 |
A way cleared for God – His glory to be revealed (Malachi 3:1; 4:5-6) |
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Isaiah 40:9-11 |
Preaching the Gospel to the Jews, God will come with might, As a shepherd, The Messiah will gather His people and care for them (in His kingdom) |
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Isaiah 40:31+ |
Those who wait – for the Lord’s return – will be strong |
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Isaiah 41:1 |
The nations will be judged |
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Isaiah 41:2-5 |
The coming of Messiah (Some ascribe these verses to Cyrus) |
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Isaiah 41:8-16 |
The Jews called by God will defeat their enemies by His strength |
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Isaiah 41:17-20 |
The blessing of God on the natural world in the Messianic kingdom |
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Isaiah 42:1-4 |
The Messiah will establish justice in His future kingdom |
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Isaiah 42:5-7 |
The Messiah will be a light and a covenant to the people |
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Isaiah 42:10-13 |
Praise to the Lord who will come as a warrior and defeat His enemies |
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Isaiah 43:1-2 |
The remnant will be protected when they return to Zion |
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Isaiah 43:3-4 |
Other nations given as a ransom for the remnant |
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Isaiah 43:5-7 |
The remnant will be gathered from the nations |
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Isaiah 43:14 |
Babylon to be defeated |
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Isaiah 43:19-21 |
The desert and barren places will be watered, the remnant to praise God’s praise |
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Isaiah 44:1-5 |
Nature refreshed and the remnant will belong to the Lord |
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Isaiah 44:21-23 |
The redemption of the remnant |
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Isaiah 45:8 |
The earth to receive righteousness |
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Isaiah 45:22-25 |
The remnant to be justified and will glory in the Messiah |
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Isaiah 46:13 |
The Messiah’s salvation for Zion and glory for Israel |
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Isaiah 49:2 |
Messiah’s mouth like a sharp sword |
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Isaiah 49:5-6 |
The Messiah to gather the remnant, to restore them |
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Isaiah 49:6 |
The Messiah to be a light to the nations so that His salvation reaches to the all the earth |
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Isaiah 49:7 |
The Messiah will receive the worship of kings and princes |
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Isaiah 49:8 |
The Messiah to be a covenant to His people, to restore the land for the remnant |
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Isaiah 49:9-13 |
The remnant will safely come to Zion |
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Isaiah 49:14-26 |
Zion to be populated; the land crowded; Gentiles to bring the remnant to Zion, The Messiah will protect the remnant from their enemies |
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Isaiah 51:1-5 |
Blessings of the Messianic kingdom |
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Isaiah 51:6 |
The earth and sky to be removed but Messiah’s salvation and righteousness to last forever |
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Isaiah 51:7-11 |
Promises of God’s protection, the remnant to return to Zion |
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Isaiah 51:12-23 |
The remnant set free from the horrors of the tribulation, Zion to be the people of God |
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Isaiah 52:1-3 |
The holy to inhabit Zion |
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Isaiah 52:7-12 |
The Messiah to restore and will reign in Zion |
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Isaiah 52:13 |
The exaltation and honor of the Messiah |
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Isaiah 52:15 |
The rulers of the world will understand God’s purposes and be silent before the Messiah |
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Isaiah 53:10+ |
The rewards of Messiah’s sacrificial work |
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Isaiah 53:12+ |
The rewards of Messiah’s sacrificial work |
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Isaiah 54:1-6 |
The expansion of the land of Israel in the Messianic kingdom |
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Isaiah 54:7-17 |
The Messiah’s love and protection for His people during the Messianic kingdom |
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Isaiah 55:1-13 |
Blessings of the Messianic kingdom, the accomplishment of God’s Word |
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Isaiah 56:1-9 |
Blessings in the Messianic Kingdom to all who love and obey the Messiah |
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Isaiah 59:17b-21 |
The Messiah to come in vengeance. The Messiah as Redeemer will come to Zion. |
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Isaiah 60:1-9 |
Blessings in the Messianic kingdom, the sons of the remnant to be taken to Zion. |
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Isaiah 60:10-22 |
Peace and security in the Messianic kingdom, the remnant to be righteous |
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Isaiah 61:2-3+ |
The Messiah to proclaim the day of vengeance of the Lord, to comfort those who mourn |
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Isaiah 61:4-9+ |
The remnant to have a double portion in the land and have everlasting joy |
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Isaiah 61:10-11+ |
The remnant to rejoice in their Messiah and exult in Him |
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Isaiah 62:1-5 |
Zion to be a delight to the Lord |
- Chart from BEHOLD MY SERVANT A MESSIANIC STUDY OF ISAIAH - 830 pages - page might load slowly by Raymond Miller
- Note all the prophecies in Isaiah 53 - little wonder that Jews do not read Isaiah 53 in the synagogue! See Isaiah 53 The Forbidden Chapter!
In New Evidence that Demands a Verdict (free online scroll down to page 248) Josh McDowell has the following
Objection: Fulfilled Prophecy in Jesus Was Coincidental—an Accident - “Why, you could find some of these prophecies fulfilled in the deaths of Kennedy, King, Nasser, and other great figures,” replies the critic.
Answer: Yes, one could possibly find one or two prophecies fulfilled in the lives of other men, but not all sixty-one major prophecies! In fact, for years, if you could have found someone other than Jesus, living or dead, who fulfilled half the predictions concerning Messiah, as listed in Messiah in Both Testaments by Fred John Meldau, the Christian Victory Publishing Company of Denver offered to give you a thousand-dollar reward. There are a lot of men in the universities who could have used this extra cash!
H. Harold Hartzler, of the American Scientific Affiliation, Goshen College, in the foreword of Peter Stoner’s book writes: “The manuscript for Science Speaks has been carefully reviewed by a committee of the American Scientific Affiliation members and by the Executive Council of the same group and has been found, in general, to be dependable and accurate in regard to the scientific material presented. The mathematical analysis included is based upon principles of probability which are thoroughly sound and Professor Stoner has applied these principles in a proper and convincing way” (Hartzler, “F,” as cited in Stoner, SS).
The following probabilities are taken from Stoner in Science Speaks to show that coincidence is ruled out by the science of probability. Stoner says that by using the modern science of probability in reference to eight prophecies (1.—No. 10; 2.—No. 22; 3.—No. 27; 4.—No. 33 & 44; 5.—No. 34; 6.—No. 35 & 36; 7.—No. 39; 8.—No. 44 & 45 [crucified]),
“We find that the chance that any man might have lived down to the present time and fulfilled all eight prophecies is 1 in 1017” (10 to the 17th power). That would be 1 in 100,000,000,000,000,000 (17 zeros after the one). In order to help us comprehend this staggering probability, Stoner illustrates it by supposing that “we take 1017 silver dollars and lay them on the face of Texas. They will cover all of the state two feet deep. Now mark one of these silver dollars and stir the whole mass thoroughly, all over the state. Blindfold a man and tell him that he can travel as far as he wishes, but he must pick up one silver dollar and say that this is the right one. What chance would he have of getting the right one? Just the same chance that the prophets would have had of writing these eight prophecies and having them all come true in any one man, from their day to the present time, providing they wrote them according to their own wisdom. “Now these prophecies were either given by inspiration of God or the prophets just wrote them as they thought they should be. In such a case the prophets had just one chance in 1017 of having them come true in any man, but they all came true in Christ. This means that the fulfillment of these eight prophecies alone proves that God inspired the writing of those prophecies to a definiteness which lacks only one chance in 1017 of being absolute.” (Stoner, SS, 100–107)
Stoner considers forty-eight prophecies and reports,
We find the chance that any one man fulfilled all 48 prophecies to be 1 in 10157. This is really a large number and it represents an extremely small chance. Let us try to visualize it. The silver dollar, which we have been using, is entirely too large. We must select a smaller object. The electron is about as small an object as we know of. It is so small that it will take 2.5 times 1015 of them laid side by side to make a line, single file, one inch long. If we were going to count the electrons in this line one inch long, and counted 250 each minute, and if we counted day and night, it would take us 19,000,000 years to count just the one-inch line of electrons. If we had a cubic inch of these electrons and we tried to count them it would take us, counting steadily 250 each minute, 19,000,000 times 19,000,000 times 19,000,000 years or 6.9 times 1021 years. (Stoner, SS, 109, 110)
Such is the chance of any individual fulfilling forty-eight prophecies!!!
John 8:24 “Therefore I said to you that you will die in your sins; for unless you believe that I am He, you will die in your sins.”
Acts 16:31+ “Believe in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved, you and your household.”
Norman Geisler
The highly reputed “predictions” of Nostradamus were not that amazing at all. Contrary to popular belief, he never predicted either the place or the year of a great California earthquake. Most of his “famous” predictions, such as the rise of Hitler, were vague. As other psychics, he was frequently wrong, a false prophet by biblical standards.
John MacArthur gives a summary of Scripture as it relates to the Second Coming of Christ:
Future predictive prophecy occupies 20% of Scripture.
- One-third of this 20% is focused on the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. Speaks of the return to judge sinners and to reward the righteous
- ~660 general prophecies in the Bible and about 330 (50%) relate to Jesus Christ.
- Of 330 prophecies about Jesus, about 110 refer to His first coming and 220 to His Second Coming.
- There are 46 OT prophets - 10 spoke of His first coming and 36 of His Second Coming.
- Estimated that >1500 OT verses refer to the return of the Messiah in glory and judgment.
- Approximately one of every 25 NT verses relate to Christ's Second Coming.
- There are 8 NT mentions of the Second Coming for every mention of His first coming
- Our Lord referred to His Second Coming 20 times and there are over 50 warnings in the NT that He is coming again.
- UPSHOT? JESUS IS COMING!.
- Isaiah 1:1-31 Introduction
- Isaiah 2:1-5 Messianic Salvation in the Last Days
- Isaiah 4:2-6 The Glorious Branch
- Isaiah 6:1-13 The Holy Seed, the Stump in the Land
- Isaiah 7:1-25 The Greatest Political Power in Israel Since David
- Isaiah 9:2-7 The Messianic King: The Mighty God
- Isaiah 11:1-12:6 The Salvation of Jehovah
- Isaiah 40:1-31 The Comfort of Israel’s Incomparable God
- Isaiah 42:1-25 The Servant of Jehovah, the Covenant of the People and Light of the Gentiles
- Isaiah 49:1-26 The Glorious Success of the Troubled Servant of Jehovah
- Isaiah 50:1-11 The Servant’s Words to Zion’s Children
- Isaiah 49:1-26 Degradation and Exaltation
- Isaiah 54:1-17 The Glory of the Servants of Jehovah
- Isaiah 55:1-13 The Sure Mercies of David
- Isaiah 59:1-21 Jehovah’s Coming and Covenant
- Isaiah 60:1-22 The City of the Kingdom
- Isaiah 61:1-3 The Glory of the Servant
- Isaiah 63:1-64:12 The Advent in Judgment
- Isaiah 65:1-25 Jehovah’s Answer to Israel’s Appeal
- Isaiah 66:1-24 The Seat of the Scornful in the Day of Salvation
- The Messianic Hope of Israel
- The Hope Raised
- The Hope Revived
- The Hope Re-Affirmed
- The Hope Interpreted
- The Hope Scheduled
- The Hope Misunderstood
- The Messiah in the Psalms
- The Atonement in the Religion of OT
- The Future Salvation of Israel
- Cristo en El Antiguo Testamento en Espanol
- Introduction
- Genesis 1:1 In the Beginning
- Genesis 2-3; 1 Corinthians 15:20 The Last Adam
- Genesis 3:15 The Seed of the Woman
- Genesis 3:21; 4:4 The First Sacrifice
- God's Eternal Purpose Redemption
- Genesis 6:14 The Ark of Salvation
- Genesis 12:1–3 Count Your Blessings, Abraham
- Genesis 14:18–20 Priest of the Order of Melchizedek
- Genesis 16:7 The Angel of the LORD
- Genesis 22:8 Isaac's Substitute Lamb
- Genesis 28:13 Jacob's Ladder
- Genesis 37:2 Messiah ben Joseph
- Genesis 49:8 Until Shiloh Comes
- Exodus 3:2 The Burning Bush
- Exodus 3:14 What is Your Name?
- Exodus 12:1 Christ our Passover
- Exodus 13:21 The Pillar of Fire
- Exodus 14:31 Servant of the LORD
- Exodus 15:25 Sweet Waters of Life
- Exodus 16:4The Bread of Heaven
- Exodus 17:6The Rock was Christ
- Exodus 25:1 Sacrifices of the Covenant
- Exodus 25:8God Dwelling with Man
- Exodus 25-40 The Tabernacle as a Type
- Exodus 25:22 God's Throne of Grace
- Exodus 26:31 The Veil in the Tabernacle
- Exodus 27:1 The Altar of Burnt Offering
- Leviticus 1:1 The Whole Burnt Offering
- Leviticus 2:1 The Grain Offering
- Leviticus 3:1The Peace Offerings
- Leviticus 4:1 The Sin & Guilt Offerings
- Leviticus 16:1 The Day of Atonement
- Leviticus 17:11 Blood of Atonement
- Leviticus 23:10Feast of the First Fruits
- Leviticus 25:25Our Kinsman Redeemer
- Numbers 21:9 The Bronze Serpent
- Deuteronomy 18:18 A Prophet Like unto Moses
- Joshua 5:13 Captain of the Host of the LORD
- 2 Samuel 7:13 Solomon's Temple
- 2 Samuel 7:16 Messiah ben David
- Job 9:32 Job's Umpire
- Psalm 2:1-12 The Reign of the Sovereign Son
- Psalm 2:1-12 The Song of the Messiah
- Psalm 8:1-9 God's Glory Revealed in the Son of Man
- Psalm 8:1-9 God's Glory Perfectly Revealed in the Son of Man
- Psalm 16:8-11; Acts 2:22-36 Christ is Alive!
- Psalm 22:1-32 The Song of the Cross
- Psalm 23 The Lord is My Shepherd
- Psalm 45:1-17 Worship the King in all His Beauty
- Psalm 96:1-13 Missions in the Psalms
- Psalm 118:22–29 Christ the Stone
- Introduction to the Prophetic Books
- Isaiah 2:1-4 The Holy City
- Isaiah 4:2 The Branch
- Isaiah 7:14 God with Us
- Isaiah 8:14 A Rock of Salvation and a Stumbling Stone
- Isaiah 9:1-7 The Child with Many Names
- Isaiah 11:1-5 A Shoot from the Stem of Jesse
- Isaiah 11:6-16 Our Blessed Hope
- Isaiah 12–40 One Liners in Isaiah
- Isaiah 25:8; 26:19 When God Wipes Away the Tears
- Isaiah 32 A Kingdom of Righteousness
- Romans 3:24-26 The Vindication of God's Righteousness
- Isaiah 42-53 The Servant Songs of Isaiah
- Isaiah 52:13-15 The Divine Servant
- Isaiah 53:1-3 The Divine Sufferer
- Isaiah 53:4-6 The Divine Substitute
- Isaiah 53:7-9 The Divine Sacrifice
- Isaiah 53:10-12 The Divine Satisfaction
- Isaiah 54-66 The LORD God Reigns!
- Jeremiah 23:5-8; 30:8-9, 21; 33:14-18 A Righteous Branch of David
- Jeremiah 31:31-34 The New Covenant
- Ezekiel 34:1-25 Shepherds: True and False
- Ezekiel 36:22-32 A New Heart and a New Spirit
- Ezekiel 37:1-28 Valley of Dry Bones
- Daniel 2, 7, 9, 12 The Coming of Messiah the Prince
- Hosea 1-3 One Leader Who is David their King
- Hosea 13:14 Ransomed from the Power of Death
- Joel 2:28-32 The Outpouring of the Holy Spirit
- Amos 9:11-15 The Kingdom Restored
- Obadiah 15-17 Obadiah's Hymn of Indignation
- Jonah 1:15-17 Something Greater than Jonah is Here
- Micah Prince of Peace to be Born in Bethlehem
- Haggai 2:6-9 The Desire of the Nations
- Zechariah 1:11-17; 2:5-6 Yahweh Remembers and Brings Peace
- Zechariah 3:8 My Servant, the Branch and the Stone
- Zechariah 6:12-13; 9:9-10 The Humble Crowned High Priest
- Zechariah 11:12-13 The Price of a Slave
- Zechariah 12:8-10 Mourning for the One Who was Pierced
- Zechariah 13:1, 6-7 The Precious Fountain Opened
- Malachi 3:1 The Messenger of the Covenant
- Malachi 4:1 The Sun of Righteousness
- Jesus Christ: The Only Possible Legitimate Messiah
- Chart on Christ in the Old Testament
- Messianic Prophecies, Types and Applications in the Old Testament
- Messianic Prophecies
- Isaiah 53 The Forbidden Chapter - Eitan Bar (Messianic Believer) - interesting
- Josh McDowell's classic "More than a Carpenter" - good book to suggest to your skeptical friends!
- How a Jewish man Michael Goldstone met Messiah - site has multiple similar video testimonies
- Messianic Prophecies • WebBible Encyclopedia • ChristianAnswers.Net
- AccordingtotheScriptures.org -- 353 Prophecies Fulfilled in Jesus Christ - nice simple chart
- Jesus and messianic prophecy - Wikipedia
- Messianic Prophecy
- Messianic Prophecies - Bible.org - J. Hampton Keathley, III
- Prophecies Concerning Christ - Michael Finlay
- Prophecies of the Birth of Christ - J. Hampton Keathley, III
- The Story of the "Seed" - The Coming of the Promised Messiah - Bob Deffinbaugh
- Prophecies of Jesus Christ as Messiah
- Chris Tomlin's song Jesus Messiah
- Numbers 24:15-19 A Star Will Come out of Jacob - Greg Herrick
- Numbers 24:17-19 Messianic Prophecies - Allen Ross
- The Amazing Prophecy Of Names - A study of Isaiah's names for the Savior
- Commentary on Messianic Predictions (V1-Gen, Ps, Minor Prophets) - E W Hengstenberg (Pdf)
- Commentary on Messianic Predictions (V2-Isa, Zeph, Jer) - E W Hengstenberg
- The Jewish Tradition Of Two Messiahs - RBC
- Questions Skeptics Ask About Messianic Prophecy - RBC
- 2 Timothy 3:16-17: Study on Authority of God's Word
- The Power of God's Word - a simple study
- The Necessity of Scripture (Pdf) - William D. Barrick
- The Sufficiency of Scripture (Pdf) - John MacArthur (also here)
- Rationality, Meaningfulness & Precision of Scripture - Robert L. Thomas
- The Authority of Scripture (Pdf) - Richard L. Mayhue
- The Testimony of Prophecy by Charles Simeon (Or Here - scroll down to 2 Peter 1:19)
- Knowing God Through Isaiah
- Prophecies of the Birth of Christ | Bible.org
- Messianic Prophecies | Bible.org
- How many prophecies did Jesus fulfill? | GotQuestions.org
- Is the “The Suffering Servant” prophecy in Isaiah 53 about Jesus? | GotQuestions.org
- Is “virgin” or “young woman” the correct translation of Isaiah 7:14? | GotQuestions.org
- Where do the Hebrew Scriptures prophesy the death and resurrection of the Messiah? | GotQuestions.org
- What are the four Servant Songs in Isaiah? | GotQuestions.org
- How can I identify messianic prophecies in the Old Testament? | GotQuestions.org