The Christian faith is the only people who believe in Jesus as their savior. The Bible itself mentions Jesus before he is even bored. Some of the prophets in the old testament gave prophecies about his coming to the world to wash away the sins of human beings. The article describes some of the prophecies about Jesus.
The first one is where God said he would bless the world through the lineage of Abraham. He would bless those who bless them and curse those who cursed them. Sure enough, the heirs and offspring of the prophets and servants of the Lord who made covenants with God in the past were blessed and corrected from the error of their ways.
God blessed Abraham with a son at the age of 100 years. His son was named Isaac and through him, the whole world would be blessed. Sure enough, as the generations continued, there came up king David. He can be traced back to the lineage of Abraham. Jesus was referred to as the son of David, the son of Abraham in Matthew 1:1.
The prophet Isaiah said that the Messiah would be born of a virgin. This is recorded in the book of Isaiah 7:14. Like many other prophecies made by the prophet Isaiah, it came to pass a lot later in life. According to Like 1:35, an angel of the Lord appeared to Mary and told her that she was going to have a son through the power of the holy spirit.
It was said that at one time, the Messiah would end up in Egypt. This is as indicated on the book of Hosea 11:1. Sure enough, after his birth, both Son of God and his parents had to flee from Israel to keep him safe. This is because the reigning king wanted to kill the new king he had heard of. According to matthew 2:14-15 God brought them back to Israel after King Herod was dead and no longer posed a threat to Son of God.
He was born in Bethlehem. Micah 5:2 says that although Bethlehem was one of the smallest among the clans of Judah, there would be a great ruler to come from there. Even when asked, the chief priests and teachers of the law foretold that Son of God was to be given birth in Bethlehem. This is as indicated on the book of Mathew 2:4-6.
It is well known that the devil was the reason why humanity was kicked out of the garden of Eden. God vowed that enmity would always brew from the human beings and the agents of the devil. God, however, wanted to save humankind from eternal doom. This is why sent Son of God to destroy the work of the devil according to 1st John 3:8.
People used to place all of their sins on a blemish-free animal, mostly purely white colored and then sacrifice it to God as a way of repenting. This is according to Exodus 12:5. However, Son of God came to the world to take on the sins of every human being. He was a sinless soul and was, therefore, the ultimate sacrifice. Hebrews 9:14.
The first one is where God said he would bless the world through the lineage of Abraham. He would bless those who bless them and curse those who cursed them. Sure enough, the heirs and offspring of the prophets and servants of the Lord who made covenants with God in the past were blessed and corrected from the error of their ways.
God blessed Abraham with a son at the age of 100 years. His son was named Isaac and through him, the whole world would be blessed. Sure enough, as the generations continued, there came up king David. He can be traced back to the lineage of Abraham. Jesus was referred to as the son of David, the son of Abraham in Matthew 1:1.
The prophet Isaiah said that the Messiah would be born of a virgin. This is recorded in the book of Isaiah 7:14. Like many other prophecies made by the prophet Isaiah, it came to pass a lot later in life. According to Like 1:35, an angel of the Lord appeared to Mary and told her that she was going to have a son through the power of the holy spirit.
It was said that at one time, the Messiah would end up in Egypt. This is as indicated on the book of Hosea 11:1. Sure enough, after his birth, both Son of God and his parents had to flee from Israel to keep him safe. This is because the reigning king wanted to kill the new king he had heard of. According to matthew 2:14-15 God brought them back to Israel after King Herod was dead and no longer posed a threat to Son of God.
He was born in Bethlehem. Micah 5:2 says that although Bethlehem was one of the smallest among the clans of Judah, there would be a great ruler to come from there. Even when asked, the chief priests and teachers of the law foretold that Son of God was to be given birth in Bethlehem. This is as indicated on the book of Mathew 2:4-6.
It is well known that the devil was the reason why humanity was kicked out of the garden of Eden. God vowed that enmity would always brew from the human beings and the agents of the devil. God, however, wanted to save humankind from eternal doom. This is why sent Son of God to destroy the work of the devil according to 1st John 3:8.
People used to place all of their sins on a blemish-free animal, mostly purely white colored and then sacrifice it to God as a way of repenting. This is according to Exodus 12:5. However, Son of God came to the world to take on the sins of every human being. He was a sinless soul and was, therefore, the ultimate sacrifice. Hebrews 9:14.
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