There are over 200 prophecies and other statements in the Hebrew scriptures that the New Testament shows that Jesus fulfilled. So, why aren't all the religious Jews Christians? Are reasons given by various Jews, including the Jewish Encyclopedia valid? Is there any insight from the Dead Sea Scrolls? What what do the Old Testament as well as Jewish writings not part of the Hebrew scriptures support the idea that Jesus was born, did miracles, suffered for sins, was executed, and resurrected in three days? Did Jesus come when the Messiah was supposed to come? Did things happen to the Temple, the Day of Atonement, and the Sanhedrin that should give Jews reasons to conclude Jesus was the prophesied Messiah? Dr. Thiel provides answers to this from the Bible as well as many ancient Jewish writings.
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Proof Jesus is the Messiah Sermon Series
Part 1: Proof Jesus is the Messiah: Certainty
Part 2: Prophecies of Jesus' birth, timing, and death
Part 3: Jesus' Prophesied Divinity
Part 4: 200+ OT prophecies Jesus filled; Plus prophecies He made
Part 5: Why Don't Jews Accept Jesus?
Part 6: Daniel 9, Jews, and Jesus
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