Fulfilled Prophecy

The evidence of fulfilled A message directly from God through a human, which often include details of things that have not yet come to pass, in order to prove the origin of the message.prophecy is by far one of the most popular topics which seeks to prove that Jesus was exactly who the Bible said he was. God in the flesh ( (1:1) In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.(1:14) And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth.John 1:1, 14). A A message directly from God through a human, which often include details of things that have not yet come to pass, in order to prove the origin of the message.prophecy in its simplest form is a prediction of something that will happen in the future. While many religions believe their books are divinely inspired, the Bible is the only one which contains prophecies that can’t simply be explained away as chance or motivational speaking. In fact, with many of those religions that do contain prophetic statements, it has actually worked against them since those prophecies never actually come to pass.

Let’s take a look now at some of the prophecies concerning the birth, life, death, and The event of Christ's rising from the dead three days after being crucified on the cross.resurrection of Jesus Christ.

As you can see the Bible is rich with prophecies concerning the Literally 'the anointed one' which in the New Testament is translated as 'the Christ'. Jesus is the one who was promised in Genesis 3:15 and anointed by God in Matthew 3:16.Messiah and you can see that no one in history has or could have done this except for Jesus. Isaiah 35 even reveals what kinds of miracles the Literally 'the anointed one' which in the New Testament is translated as 'the Christ'. Jesus is the one who was promised in Genesis 3:15 and anointed by God in Matthew 3:16.Messiah would perform, all of which according to Any part of the Bible itself, which consists of the Old Testament (39 Books) and New Testament (27 Books).scripture, Jesus did.

Some people state that Jesus simply orchestrated his life to make it look like he was the Literally 'the anointed one' which in the New Testament is translated as 'the Christ'. Jesus is the one who was promised in Genesis 3:15 and anointed by God in Matthew 3:16.Messiah. While it may be remotely possible to use that excuse on a few of the prophecies, you definitely cannot do it with all. Who decides where or when they are born? Who decides how they are treated when they die? Who decides who he is executed with? Who has the power to raise themselves from the dead?

In his book Science Speaks, writer Peter Stoner puts this and similar claims to rest by stating that for one man to fulfill just eight of the prophecies mentioned in the Bible, is a probably of 1 out 1017. If we had that many silver dollars we could cover the state of Texas two feet deep. Imagine doing so, but painting just one of the silver dollars red, then blindfolding a man and telling him he has one chance to pick the right one out of the whole collection.

In calculating the probability of one man fulfilling as many as 48 of the Bible’s prophecies, Stoner says it is the possibility of 1 in 10157. This is especially astounding when we take into consideration that the estimated number of electrons in the known universe is roughly 1079.

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