27 Prophesies Fulfilled in One Day

This presentation was simply copied and extracted from a pamphlet bearing the same name by Chosen People Publications; 241 East Street, New York, NY 10022. www.chosenpeople.com.  The full version, including the original prophesy and the fulfilment in the New Testament can be found in the documents>articles section at sowvanuatu.blogspot.com

Prophesy: Prediction of the future under the influence of divine guidance

The God of the bible has extended Himself in order to communicate with mankind.  Using faithful servants, God speaks forth His mercy, His justice and His love.  It was in love that the Creator of the universe appointed prophets to speak forth on His behalf and occasionally foretell events yet to be, in order that we might be able to identify mercy and love as coming from God Himself, and that finally, all mankind might be able to identify and receive his Anointed One, Yeshua, the Messiah.

On the day that Messiah gave his life as a sacrifice for sin, twenty seven such prophecies or predictions were fulfilled.  This was accomplished that we might not doubt, but believe in the one whom the Lord send to bring redemption.

Prophesy 1: The betrayal of the Messiah by his Friend

Prophesy 2: The Messiah was forsaken by His disciples

Prophesy 3: The price paid for betraying the Messiah

Prophesy 4: To what use the betrayal money would be put

Prophesy 5: The scourging of the Messiah

Prophesy 6: Shame, reproach, dishonour foretold

Prophesy 7: Prophesy of the Smitten Shepherd

Prophesy 8: The parting of the Messiah’s Garment

Prophesy 9: Messiah would not open His mouth at His trial

Prophesy 10: The crucifixion

Prophesy 11: The prophesy of Messiah’s thirst

Prophesy 12: His thirst quenched with bitterness

Prophesy 13: They stare at Messiah on the cross

Prophesy 14: Messiah’s pierced hands and feet

Prophesy 15: Messiah’s pierced side

Prophesy 16: His heart broken

Prophesy 17: The taunting, hatred and railing of the mob

Prophesy 18: Messiah is the Lamb of God

Prophesy 19: The Messiah would be an intercessor on behalf of transgressors

Prophesy 20: Messiah’s intense, lonely cry in the hour of His suffering

Prophesy 21: The prophesy of his disfigurement, caused by the brutality of the soldiers

Prophesy 22:Messiah’s cry of triumph and victory

Prophesy 23: Messiah, like the Passover lamb, would not have a single broken bone

Prophesy 24: Messiah would be numbered with the transgressors (that is, considered a sinner, although he was without sin)

Prophesy 25: The Messiah was to be cut off (killed), but not for Himself

Prophesy 26: The struggle against Satan and the triumph of the Messiah [This is the oldest Messianic prophesy of all, recorded in the  first book of the Torah]

Prophesy 27: The place of Messiah’s burial – A rich man’s tomb

Conclusion

“In order that the scripture might be fulfilled” is a phrase that appears over and over in the gospel accounts of the life and death and resurrection of Yeshua (Jesus), the Messiah. 

The fulfilment of the prophecies concerning Messiah far exceed what has been presented here.  Here we have only spoken of those prophesies fulfilled in a single day.  God has given us enough to have faith.  Enough to believe.  Enough to say “yes” to the offer of eternal and abundant life He extends to us.  Enough to see that Yeshua was more than a remarkable man or a knowledgeable teacher.  

But these are written that you may believe that Yeshua is the Messiah, he Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name – John 20:31