Many prophecies have been fulfilled. A few examples:
Other prophecies are being fulfilled even now. A couple of examples are the mass return of Jews to Israel (Deuteronomy 30:3-5), and the fact that Israel is considered a significant force in the Middle East, with a number of victories (see Micah 5:7).
Many prophecies have been fulfilled. A few examples:
Other prophecies are being fulfilled even now. A couple of examples are the mass return of Jews to Israel (Deuteronomy 30:3-5), and the fact that Israel is considered a significant force in the Middle East, with a number of victories (see Micah 5:7).
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The bible still has many unfulfilled prophecies that are said to happen in the last days. most of them are in the Book of Revelation.
About 700 hundred years earlier Isaiah prophesied that a virgin would give birth to a baby who would save his people. He also told the trial of Jesus . That prophecy has been completely-fulfilled. However, Isaiah made many other prophecies, some of which have been only partially-fulfilled and others not at all.
No not at all, many prophecies are still to be fulfilled and the message of christ must reach all the corners of the world.
AnswerIs it possible to cause a prophecy not to come true? Of course. Actually, many biblical prophecies have never come true. Or as some Christians assert, have not yet occurred. So, if you think something has been prophesied but has not yet occurred, perhpas it never will. In any case, you can simply remove the context in which it could occur, and then you know it will never occur.AnswerFor true prophecies, not completely. The prophecy that is fulfilled always remains exactly that - fulfilled prophecy. Others are still pending or may be in the process of being fulfilled.
Matthew is the one you are looking for. Thirteen times the book of Matthew says: that it might be fulfilled.
AnswerThe Old Testament Prophets are important because they tell us of the geneology of Jesus Christ, and they reveal His identity as the Messiah. The prophecies of the Old Testament Scriptures were fulfilled with the Coming of Jesus Christ as the Annointed One of God. Some examples of these prophecies are: Daniel 9:25 was fulfilled in Luke 2:1-3. Isaiah 7:14 was fulfilled in Matthew 1:18. Psalms 2:7 was fulfilled in Matthew 17:5. Zechariah 9:9 was fulfilled in Matthew 21:7-11. Psalms 22:18 was fulfilled in Matthew 27:35. And many others.
Matthews Gospel was written by Matthew [also called Levi] for fellow Jews. His account highlights many of the Hebrew messianic prophecies that were fulfilled in connection with Jesus.
From the very beginning - they only had the Old Testament at first and frequently consulted it, especially in regard to the many fulfilled prophecies concerning Jesus Christ the Messiah of Israel.
There are many prophecies of Jesus before he returns, and mostly of trouble; that's why he said: And ye shall be hated of all men for my name's sake: but he that endureth to the end shall be saved . (Matthew 10.22) You may read about these many terrible prophecies in the book of Revelation
It's often not the case the prophecy must be fulfilled within the lifetime of the prophet since the Messianic prophecies have not be fulfilled to this day. (Christians will argue that a subset of the prophecies have not yet been fulfilled and will be fulfilled when Christ returns.) However, if a prophet believes that he will be alive to see the prophecy come true, he usually announces as much. For example, Moses would perform prophetic miracles right in front of adversaries and kinsmen alike. Isaiah prophesied that a young boy would soon be born to a then-pregnant woman and would be named Emmanuel and this happened in the subsequent few months (because you can only be pregnant for so long). As a result, when prophecy is supposed to happen soon, the prophet will usually indicate as much.
All of them except one. That is the return of Christ.
The Simoqin Prophecies has 505 pages.