prophecy
Defense and exploration of biblical prophecy, its fulfillment, and interpretive challenges.
The Prophet Isaiah – Islam’s Nightmare Pt. 2 Paid Members Public
We continue from where we previously left off /2017/04/30/the-prophet-isaiah-islams-nightmare-pt-1/. The Servant that Isaiah 53 said would suffer and offer his soul as a sacrifice for sins is the same One spoken of in the following passages: “Here is My servant, whom I uphold, My chosen one, in
The Prophet Isaiah – Islam’s Nightmare Pt. 1 Paid Members Public
In this post I am again going to be tackling some other aspects of the following article https://bloggingtheology.net/2017/04/15/does-christianity-really-necessitate-ransom-for-salvation/. The greenhorn who goes by the name question mark writes: There is even more in the Bible. Trinitarian Apologists like Sam Shamoun who use the book
“Objective” Biblical scholarship proves that Muhammad was a false prophet Paid Members Public
Muslim polemicist Paul Bilal Williams shared an on his blog, and titled the post “Objective biblical scholarship can be quite surprising sometimes…” https://bloggingtheology.net/2017/04/13/objective-biblical-scholarship-can-be-quite-surprising-sometimes/. The image is a citation from an unnamed biblical source. Here is what it says concerning the 4 Suffering Servant Songs,
How Were the Believers that lived before the Crucifixion Saved? Pt. 3 Paid Members Public
I continue from where I left off previously https://answeringislam.blog/how-were-the-believers-that-lived-before-the-crucifixion-saved-pt-2/. In this part I am going to be focusing specifically on Isaiah 53 in order to provide further confirmation that God had already made known his plan of salvation to his OT saints. Here is the chapter in
Revisiting the implications that Psalm 110 has on the divine identity of the Messiah Pt. 2 Paid Members Public
We continue from where we previously left off /2017/03/31/revisiting-the-implications-of-psalm-110-has-on-the-divine-identity-of-the-messiah-pt-1/. Only God could be David’s Lord The only one who could possibly be David’s Lord is Yahweh God himself, just as the following passages affirm: “To the chief Musician upon Gittith, A Psalm of David. O
Revisiting the implications that Psalm 110 has on the divine identity of the Messiah Pt. 1 Paid Members Public
I am going to touch on Psalm 110 once again in order to show that the Lord whom Yahweh invites to sit enthroned alongside of him is a divine Person who is one with Yahweh in essence and nature. We will break down the Psalm in two sections, beginning with
Isaiah’s Suffering Servant: More Prophetic Hints for the Messiah’s Divinity and Priestly Role Paid Members Public
Oftentimes when Christians want to show that the Hebrew Bible testifies to the divinity and vicarious sufferings of the Messiah they will turn to Isaiah 9:6-7 and 53:1-12, since these texts are rather explicit in spelling out these divinely revealed truths. Rarely, however, do Christians cite Isaiah 52:
Who do the OT Prophets say the Messiah is? Paid Members Public
In this article I am going to post some of the many verses where the very same names, attributes, functions and worship that the Hebrew Bible ascribes to Jehovah God are also attributed to the coming Messianic King, i.e. the Christ. This will confirm that the prophetic writings testify