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1. Even the Messiah was considered to be a man like Moses
2. What does this story with the woman teach? She somehow knew that Jesus was the Messiah, and that the Messiah wasn’t only a man
3. In being taught, they have preconceived notions of how God is going to perform His acts and what the Messiah will be like
4. The answers are: a prophet, Elijah, the Messiah, etc
5. What do you say about Jesus? Is He a prophet? Is He the Messiah? But when Jesus asks the disciples, “Who do you say that I am?” it is Peter that cries out, “You are the Son of the Living God…”
6. Why is this important? Peter goes one step further than calling Jesus the Messiah
7. How many times have I heard this passage references, or read this passage in the Bible? How many times have I heard someone say that Jesus’ death on the cross delivers us from sin? How many times have I heard it equated that Jesus is the Messiah because He sacrificed Himself for our sakes? All of these statements, as true as they might be, were shallow clichés that missed entirely the point
8. It is a symbol of the immanent kingdom of the north that brings judgment upon Israel, but ultimately will be destroyed by the coming of the Messiah on the Day of the Lord
9. The idea of the Messiah is not simply a savior
10. The Messiah is to be the one who rules
11. What was the purpose of the Messiah, anyway? Why did Jesus even come? And why did He do what He did? What is the reason and heart behind all of this?
12. Not only does the Messiah come at their final return, but they shall also know the Lord their God
13. It is when that veil is rent off from Israel nationally that they are then able to receive the Lord Jesus as their Messiah
14. Jesus saying that the Kingdom is within you (or in our midst) is making the statement to the Pharisees that He is the Messiah, and the Kingdom of God is established when He sits upon the throne of David in Zion
15. It is only upon that remnant that survives that will then return to the Land and be ruled over by the Messiah
16. Peter is calling to that remnant that is yet to surrender to the Messiah Jesus
17. We can continue through Peter’s statement about how David had prophesied about the coming Messiah
18. Interestingly, we read in verse 36 that it is actually because Jesus is at the right hand of power that we recognize Him as both Lord and Messiah
19. The very word Messiah means anointed king
20. In conclusion, the Kingdom of God is officially and fully the Kingdom of God when Jesus the Messiah rules and reigns over the nations from Jerusalem
21. they have forsaken the Messiah and become as hammers to the cross
22. ’ Alan thought about trying to go along with her guesses and say his parents got it from some wandering Messiah who said he had Angels making them for him
23. The Israelites were commanded to do everything the prophet said to do, who is a prophetic picture of the coming Messiah, and keep in mind also that it says these prophets lead people astray by prophesying the words of other gods
24. Balaam declared at one point that he could only say the words God showed him to say and nothing else; he even prophesied the coming of the messiah to the nation of Israel
25. Though they are blind to the Messiah now,
26. Israel and the opening of their eyes to the reality of the Messiah
27. As they turn and believe in Messiah, Jesus will again appear in the sky in bodily form,
28. Jesus was not the Messiah expected
29. and the Universal Messiah Mind
30. The absolute messiah could be a revelation
31. Yet the messiah here will be exposed
32. messiah of God that would bring me deliverance
33. that because of the appearing of our Savior, Messiah Yeshua,
34. those who reject the Messiah will be utterly "destroyed" by the raging,
35. of a statement is this? Should not the Messiah rather have said (if eternal torment
36. UBO: Does it say in the bible that the Messiah and his followers promoted promiscuity and wanton behaviour?
37. messiah of Earth and how he would lead
38. “Because Jesus is the Messiah?” Abner asked
39. Some of these predictions that are still to be fulfilled are extremely ominous and paint a dire picture of the world in its last seven years, before the Messiah returns to reign for a thousand years
40. Bible Code researchers have performed various searches throughout the Bible with specific attention to finding out who the true Messiah is
41. Christians believe that the Lord Jesus Christ is the Messiah who came to Israel about 2,000 years ago, as was foretold in many instances in the Old Testament
42. The Jews, on the other hand, reject this notion and they feel that Christians are mistaken in believing that Jesus is Israel’s Messiah and that passages in the Old Testament actually refer to Israel itself, whereas Christians would see those as references to Jesus Christ
43. This passage directly prophesied the coming of the servant of God, or the Messiah, and portrays him to be a suffering servant who would offer himself up for his people so that they could be saved
44. While Jews reject Jesus Christ as their Messiah and the New Testament in its entirety as being part of God’s Word, Christians are of the opinion that the information conveyed through Isaiah 53, as with many other passages and models that are used throughout the Bible, points to Jesus Christ as the Messiah
45. So how does one then know which view is correct? There are many models, passages, and specific prophecies that point directly to Jesus as being the Messiah and also serve as proof that he is indeed Israel’s Messiah
46. The Bible also prophesies that Israel will first accept the anti-Christ as their Messiah
47. He would not come in the name of his Father, but in his own name and that they will only recognise Jesus as their true Messiah during the Great Tribulation, where they will then realise who he really is and in their torment, ask him to return
48. Also, when people of the Jewish faith claim that Jesus could not be the Messiah, but that “the servant” refers to Israel, does this view conform to the rest of the evidence that is provided in the Bible? Does this view match aspects found in the Bible Codes and the evidence of similar supernatural design qualities found in the New Testament that are also observed in the Old Testament? Being objective, one would once again need to consider the scientific method and remember that a theory is disproven whenever evidence to the contrary of a hypothesis comes to light
49. Why do Christians then believe that Isaiah 53 actually refers to Jesus as the Messiah and that the passage does not only refer to the nation Israel? To start this journey of discovery, one needs to refer to Daniel 9:25, where the angel Gabriel appeared to Daniel and gave him a very precise date of when Israel’s Messiah would be revealed
50. This verse tells us that from the time that the decree was passed to rebuild Jerusalem, until the revelation of the Messiah, would be exactly 69 weeks of 7 years or 483 years or 173,880 days