Prophecies that JESUS fulfilled: EVIDENCE for the Bible pt10

[@jamalkhan3708]

I’m Ex Muslim Christian from Pakistan, yes Jesus saved and changed my life, not allah. Great teaching loved it. Thank you for sharing.

[@zaarongaming8174]

God bless you, and stay safe and be careful in Pakistan, there is a great amount of corruption and danger there.

[@zuvarashe900]

Welcome to the family!!❤❤

[@rajachoppara]

Great to hear about u...

[@michelleschubert5613]

God is love not war like Allah

[@user-xo9dm7hs2l]

Amen, same here from Iraq, Jesus saved my life too

[@pluckngrit2]

Mike is rare guy these days. He searches for truth. Not mystical magic fancy or brand new and shiny. When a subject is debated, will give both sides to a satisfying degree. Most of all, he keeps a peaceful heart on all issues. Never attacks anyone, and keeps the debate on topic. Never form all your opinions from one source, but Mike Winger is a good one.

[@gordoncrawley5826]

Yes, take from any source, the truth, and make it your truth. Even worldly people are not stupid, only misguided, so you can learn from anybody. But teachers like Mike have much biblical truth to teach, so they are the best sources.

[@__.Sara.__]

I started watching your Jesus in the OT playlist, but you mentioned your Evidence in the Bible series and this video is exactly what I was looking for. I'm taking notes as quickly as I can, pausing and rewinding- you weren't joking when you said you were going to go fast 😂 There's so much in the OT about Jesus! I hope God blesses the work I'm trying to do in making a video, kind of in the style of a friend going through Scripture to explain who Jesus is, and that it touches someone's heart for him. Thank you, Mike!

[@josieshoxx]

This guy is so interesting. I just found him a couple of days ago but I'm following fo sho! I need as much info about Jesus as I can get!

[@plumbmaster7022]

JoAnn Wiley have you found any real info or just what the Bible and dudes like this

[@wengel_eth]

Don't forget to read the Bible as well! I just discovered this guy too and am intrigued.

[@JasonJohnSwartz]

Yes he is really good

[@chrisbrooks4032]

The best info you could find on Jesus is the truth. He's a completely fabricated character of fiction. All religions are man-made. This one is no different.

[@wengel_eth]

@@chrisbrooks4032 Wow I can't believe you wrote that, if I never heard that one before I don't know where else I could have read it and been revealed the truth. Thank you for opening my eyes truly my life has been changed completely. /s

[@DebbieMWhite]

This has to be my most favorite sermon of all time. Excellent job Mike. I’ve been watching you since I researched Israel because I was introduced to replacement theology and I watched sermon after sermon from several pastors and I found rest in yours. Since then I’ve watched tons of your studies and I love the depth of your studies. I’m a bible nerd like you but you have me beat. I did a 77 video study from Hadavar (messianic Jewish) called The Jewish Life of the Messiah and it was wonderful. You cover the important Jewish culture that many pastors miss. I feel your are fair and logical as well. Thank you for your ministry. It helps increase my faith and allows me to talk about it with others with more confidence. Thanks for giving us the tools to make logical arguments.

[@iainpattison903]

One of the parts of this video I like is when Mike says the Messiah has to be human, (approx. 15:04).

[@gordoncrawley5826]

The church did not replace Israel, we are Israel, the chosen people of God out of both the Jews and Gentiles. (all other than Jews) Paul said that not all Israel, were Israel, because not all were true Jews. True Jews of the Old Covenant and the true Christians of the New Covenant are one people, called out of humanity by God, to be His people. The New Covenant was made with Israel, not with the church, they are the root, we the branches, but just one tree.

[@lambrosk3790]

🙏👏👏

[@SusanRuleyoutubeacc]

So we’ll said! Ditto from me, so glad that I didn’t have to type all of that out lol.

[@bradleywillcox2442]

Brother I know you right on just for the simple fact that here are so many people upset about this. The Devil gets upset when God moves. 1 Thessalonians 5:9 ESV For God has not destined us for wrath, but to obtain salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ. Mike Keep up the good work love you brother.

[@donnastaub413]

Please give your video's a numbering system,,,it would be so much easier to retrieve them for replay. I am an 80 year old grandmother and I watch your video's all the time...call me so I can give you a verbal hug. 360 961 9679

[@bradleywillcox2442]

Donna Staub hi Ma’am. These are not my videos. They are Mikes.

[@chrisbrooks4032]

@@bradleywillcox2442 God doesn't move, and the devil doesn't get upset.

[@indviduation]

The devil 😈 gets upset when God moves. When is the last time you seen the 😈 and know what he does when God moves?

[@Matthew24.4]

God doesn’t want anyone to go to hell and experience his Wrath!

[@keith93og]

@MikeWinger. I watched a few of your videos. You’re a great teacher & I appreciate the way you defend the Word, or at least the way you illuminate the way the Word defends itself. Thank you for your teachings.

[@ThaNewDealer723]

Some comments you read and think "Wow, what a blessing....I have found a new way to put words to a thought".. I agree with your sentiment, obviously!

[@northmd]

@@ThaNewDealer723 gg

[@kingsleynkrumah4762]

Blessed are you Great man. I love your heart. I believe in your God.

[@darrylsturgis7389]

Kingsley Nkrumah He is your God too. Be blessed and be a blessing.

[@alex_c_d]

I just wanted to say thanks for putting together this great teaching. It has definitely strengthened my Faith in Jesus.

[@richardwooten7657]

GOING TO CHURCH IN THE 1960's WAS BORING ,LIKE GOING TO A STRANGERS FUNERAL ! MIKE , YOU ARE A GIFTED TEACHER , & YOU TEACH WITH THE HOLY SPIRIT ! MAY YOU HELP HARVEST A MILLION SOULS , TO BE YOUR "BEST FRIENDS " ETERNALLY . "FRIENDS ARE WORTH MORE THAN MONEY". TRUE WEALTH ! FROM THE LIVING WORD ,YESHUA ! ""

[@TheBlubunni]

The Word of God is so full and rich it blows my mind. Father, You are too wonderful for words. Blessed be Your Holy Name. Jesus is Lord. Praise His Holy Name.

[@jeanmeullion6641]

God is only going to save those that He predestined to be with him all others he don't care.

[@benjaminvalenti1242]

​@@jeanmeullion6641 acts 17:30:31 God having overlooked the ignorance of man in previous times now calls everyone into repentance see just read the Bible please

[@johnwalker2619]

Most people don't even know what they mean when they say Jesus is lord. Lord means owner 🙏 🙌 Jesus himself said the Jewish Shema.. aka shema israel Adonai eliheniu adonai echad

[@johnwalker2619]

So he said The Lord is our God and the Lord is One..Jesus himself did

[@johnwalker2619]

So when I say Jesus is Lord I'm saying he owns me because I was purchased with his blood . He himself said no one is good except God and that everything he does is given to him by God. The fact that he is the living word **(John 1)** makes so many people claim him as deity beyond being moshiach and the son of God although he himself only would say son of man

[@cynthiaharris5736]

Love the math 🧮, really puts things in perspective, I am so going to use hthis one in my Sunday school class. Thank you so much Mike

[@McElvisss]

Those statistics you shared at the end prove that it takes more faith to *not* believe in Jesus Christ, than to accept him as God and Saviour.

[@ambermattheis4539]

Mike, thanks so much for putting out this content! I was in an almost constant state of chills listening to this video, amazed by the sovereignty of God. Wow! I have loved this serious so much! My husband and I now have a group of friends coming over a couple of times a month to discuss what we’ve learned from these. It has been so beneficial, and the knowledge presented in these videos really helps me stand ready to give a reason for why I believe that the Bible is the inerrant word of God.

[@JL_27]

"more Jewish than ever" most underrated line in the whole lesson. love it!

[@cDs8880]

Thank you so much for this! I have been looking for something as comprehensive as this on Jesus and prophesy. This is so helpful for growing my faith and better speaking to others about Jesus Christ.

[@moogicmaster2106]

Man, that national debt joke hits even harder 6 years later

[@PGBigRed]

No doubt 😂

[@shawnahathaway4762]

I keep thinking I found my favorite Mike Winger video.. then I come across a new one that becomes my favorite

[@regelemihai]

I'm glad you mentioned Dr. Brown! Here's a cool story about his Answering Jewish Objections. So, 10 months ago I went back home to visit my parents. I usually pack with me a book or two for the trip just so I don't get bored. The book I took with me that weekend was volume three of his series, which deals specifically with messianic prophecies. As providence would have it, the Uber driver that took me to the airport was a secular Jew who "even tried Christianity" at some point in his life. The message was clear. Once we made it to the airport, I pulled out my book and gave it to him :) Haven't seen him since. I prayed earnestly that God would use it to bring him to Him. I hope that it has happened.

[@MikeWinger]

That's awesome! I really appreciate Dr. Brown's work and ministry.

[@regelemihai]

As a Jew myself, I have to say that his work is absolutely indispensable. Thanks for the sermon Mike!

[@meme-bd5hk]

regelemihai, I don't know you but I pray that you aren't really Jewish. For if you are you do know that according to God, you are liable for the death penalty for the crime you committed. If the Temple were standing today and there were people two Kosher Jewish men who heard what you did, you would in fact be put to death by the court under God's law. So much for the work you did. Sad, very sad indeed. I hope you repent and I hope he used the book you gave him for toilet paper. However that would actually be contaminating the feces since that book is more despicable than feces. I really hope he at least burned it.

[@ThisBoiDraws]

@@meme-bd5hk you are a disgusting individual. You hate God so badly.

[@Busybeemiss]

@@meme-bd5hk good thing our God is merciful! Doesn't sound like who you're praying to extends the same offer.

[@lifeinthearclane6240]

I'd love to see you live, and get to talk to you!!! U are a very good preacher!!! I put u right along with Chuck missler and Dave hunt which y'all all come at it from different directions. But that's the beauty of it, because yall are all extremely smart, and God blessed y'all with a gift, to help others find him, but I just wanted to tip my hat to u and God bless you for the work u do for him, and may God have rest on Chucks and Dave's soul.

[@bossabassa364]

Wow I listen to Dave hunt and missler too, and winger lol so strange God showed you them too

[@ThaNewDealer723]

Familiar with Winger and Missler for some time now (Praise God for showing me), but I have yet to hear this Dave Hunt.... ***Jumps out of comment section and into search bar and a three-hour worm hole

[@Notevenone]

Your passion for this subject is palpable. How can anyone deny your honesty? ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@llllllllllllllIIlIllIIllIIIIll]

Wow amazing teaching so much knowledge, me and my girl freind watched it together and both loved the

[@emmacage]

This is so good... thank you for going through this, its important for us to be familiar with all shadows pointing to Christ!

[@hudsond15]

This is good preaching. What an extensive knowledge of Scripture. I applaud you and your walk with the Lord. Thank you for these videos!

[@djunessatadeo5804]

Thank you so much!! This is so detailed!!! It left so much joy on my face! Such amazing Jesus we believe. ❤️

[@carolynhostage2evil804]

Excellent job. Praise Jesus Christ. Thank you

[@RunsWithScissors]

Wow! That was good! Thank you Mike!

[@yueh-linglee3346]

Bravos! Thank you Pastor Mike. It is very educational helping us believers to defend the Gospel.

[@FloodedHedge]

Hi Mike, I've been following your content for a little while now and I always find it such a blessing. I'm a university student from the UK and our Christian Union has just been told that our annual missions week is going to have to be held online due to the new, more infectious strain of Covid currently circulating round the country. Having watched these last few videos pertaining to Jesus being the prophesied Messiah, I'd like to know if there are any shorter, more evangelistically tuned videos that you recommend on these topics for showing at evangelistic events? I really loved the way you tackled these issues in such a logical and methodical way and I feel like in my university setting, this would be so valued. However, we've found often that people's attention span for online content is a lot shorter! Any recommendations would be so appreciated! Blessings Mike thank you so much for your work :)

[@jesusirizarryrodriguez835]

Hey dude I see that Your in college and especialy the UK since some parts from there are turning kinda secular and more athiestic if You ever want evidence for the OT I would really recomend a channel called inspiring phylosophy just incase an athiest wants to take away Your faith

[@jeba8680]

Peace of christ be with u and ur family.beautiful teaching.💝

[@savedbygrace4535]

Oh my goodness!..I enjoyed this so much it made an over an hour video feel like only a few mins! I loved this! Thank you for your obedience!🙏🏾🕊🔥

[@mordecaialivanallenoshea7532]

This whole series is awesome. Thanks Mike!

[@filmfan4]

Brilliant! I love biblical prophecy + the Doctor Who references 😉

[@crystalsmith9200]

Your amazing the way u explained the connection i have been a christian ny whole life but then i studied the bible and i studied y jews didnt believe he is the messiah... And it made a lot of sense... So for about 2 months ive been struggeling wondering if christianity was idolatry... But this is what i needed to hear u have restored my faith and i thank u for that.

[@esihlesiphesihlemaqaqa9844]

Brother I appreciate your ministry so much. You are a blessing. And love the fact that you are not a Calvinist. No offense to you my Calvinist brothers and sisters, it's just a matter of rejoicing in the fact that we have good bible scholars who are not Calvinists.

[@ThaNewDealer723]

Yes praise God he is not a Calvinist. Excuse me all you wokies, I should've said "Reformed theologian"......I say this with Love truly, but as you might imagine but my tone, I'm a little jaded. Calvinists rub me the wrong way.

[@big0514]

i love this because its no assumption. no guessing. no interpretation. its literally the written word of the bible and numeral facts

[@new_comment]

I have found myself more and more often, just stopping and thinking about the complexity of just some of the mind numbingly amazing creations from our Heavenly Father, and have no choice but to , praise Him!

[@paulustarsus]

Brother, I've listened to Lecturers, Instructors and Teachers and I just want to say, you are of the latter, and of the finest kind. I'm hooked. ✝️

[@shadyflipful]

“You stiff-necked people! Your hearts and ears are still uncircumcised. You are just like your ancestors: You always resist the Holy Spirit! Stephen- (One of my favorite quotes for the non believers)

[@BarbershopBeatbox]

Hey Mike! I really enjoyed your video! Do you happen to have a source reference for the statistics you shared at the end?

[@uco.7303]

Let God be true and every man liar. Thanks for exposing darkness and shedding light for the salvation of many more brother.

[@uco.7303]

@ellenfrancis67 just read Matthew, luke, john, and mark. Even if you believe that. Take a read.

[@uco.7303]

@ellenfrancis67 did it positively affect your being? If not read it again. Formulate your stance on if Jesus is reliable. Not whether you think he is a man or not. What does he teach? What stuck out to you??

[@uco.7303]

@ellenfrancis67 I own a tankh and have read it. I also understand hebrew and read certain parts in hebrew. There are no contradictions as far as I know...where??

[@uco.7303]

@ellenfrancis67 "351 prophecies Jesus fulfilled in tanakh" type this in google.

[@uco.7303]

@ellenfrancis67 what issue do you have there? It's extremely clear of the story of Yeshua.

[@PamalaNEW]

32:48--- 😂😂😂 Just thought I'd share bc its funny. I have your video playing in the background, it's 2:45am, I'm looking on Facebook market at RVs and Toyhaulers and I thought I was paying attention to you but I have evidence I was completely distracted. When you said, "he has to have a 4Runner" , I thought you said 4 wheeler and immediately I paused the videos like, come on Mike now you're adding to Scripture too? LoL 😂 I have RVs on the brain. I guess I can't play your videos and do something else when Im this tired. Thx for all your work on Hinn, Osteen, etc. I was raised in that confusing unbiblical Charismatic chaos and oh boy! Anyway.... Thx for the work you do. -Sis in Christ Pamala

[@nougat1020]

That was such a great lesson!

[@misfit8915]

I would consider this man “good soil”.

[@lambrosk3790]

Great video.! Just subscribed 👏🙏

[@jimhsan1]

Excellent info on the Messiah!! Thanks!

[@MiguelGarcia-og3ju]

Incredible, thank you for breaking this down so well.

[@grantbartley483]

I'd like to see a discussion between Mike and Jordan Peterson on the deity of Christ. That would be very interesting, like deep calling to deep (excuse the compliment). Can you arrange it, Mike? Peterson is so close to the Kingdom, he just needs the final push, I think.

[@zuvanissi9676]

I loved the electron example😂😂😂😂

[@infinityApologeticsClips]

This was truly a beautiful teaching

[@shilohcole6531]

Amazing Job Mike.

[@beyondboundaries3148]

Thanks brother for this teaching. It's excellent. So much of information. Wow!!!

[@lahoradesconocida9703]

Awesome stuff. Thanx for posting, keep on teaching well listen...

[@yvonnesweeney35]

Incredible teaching! Jesus is the Messiah!

[@ChronusXIII]

Just WOW! God bless you abundantly.

[@daviddrummond387]

I love this message and the way he delivers it. This is the kind of stuff that really strengthens my faith. I need logic, science, and math to support Biblical claims. I do have one slight correction to point out. The slide at 59:20 that depicts 1 in 10 to the 157th power is not right. I didn’t count every single zero but I am estimating that that shows 1 in 10 to the 471st power. . It looks like they made the slide with 157 sets of 3 zeros rather than 157 zeros. Again, I didn’t count every row but there are about 15 or 16 sets of 3 zeros in each row and there are 10 rows, so I’m thinking they did 157 sets of 3 zeros, which is 471 zeros. It should just be 157 zeros, so it would end in line 4. This doesn’t change the validity of the message, or the fact that it is still statistically remarkable.

[@JackieSuz91763]

Fantastic overview of the prophecy that spoke of Jesus before He got here! Great job! God bless your ministry!

[@UniversalMMA]

The peace of finding Jesus and having The Holy Spirit fulfilled in your live is the only important and more perfect state of being that we get to have and being Christian is amazing and only God is the Truth and we just gotta make Him happy so we can be also. we dont have to live for the other people and be sinning for attention , we gotta bring them to God and do our best and if they dont come at least we did our jobs. love to all my brothers In Christ and I love you GOD WITH ALL MY HEART AND ALSO YOU MY CHURCH PEOPLE

[@Jonnycuttcorners]

This is my favorite teaching!

[@paultrosclair1775]

After learning about cosmic fine tuning and the improbable numbers involved and then listening to the improbable numbers involved in anyone fulfilling all of these prophecies. It occuref to me that extreme improbability is the signature of God.

[@PraaaiseYah]

Excellent job brother, may Yah bless your ministry! Don’t forget that Yeshuah fulfilled the requirement of the Deuteronomy 13 test too! :)

[@indviduation]

* What years were these prophecies written? * Who was the audience of the time? * What was going on historically in the area when these prophecies were written? * Who had access to these this prophecies? * What indications the person(s) reading these manuscripts would think of Jesus hundreds of years later? * What is the possibility these prophecies were specifically written for the audience of the day and not for an audience 100's years later?

[@philipbuckley759]

sounds like you have some work cut out for you....

[@a.w.hughes6648]

You're going to have to do a lot of the research on your own, because there's hundreds of prophecies from Moses, Joshua, judges, David (Psalm 69, Psalm 22) Samuel, even Solomon/proverb writers were talking about Yeshua. Then you got parallel prophecies in Elijah and Elisha's ministry, you got Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Daniel, Hosea and many of the minor Prophets. But honestly years from 1300 b.c to ~350 b.c is when all of these were written. The last question is answered in the sheer fact of how Isaiah is written. Half of the book is dedicated to Jews AFTER exile, when Isaiah ONLY lived before the exile. Yet when you read it it looks as if Isaiah is literally living after the exile. There's no telling what people would have thought. The closest you might get is studying Paul, a Messianic Jew himself who testified to the Messianic nature of Yeshua.

[@robertbrown6879]

Just go back and watch the video tapes that were made many thousands of years ago. Come on, man! To quote our senile President (puppet).

[@kylethomas2993]

One thing is that David is Ruth's GREAT Grandson, Obed is Jesse's father, but I don't mean to take away from the video because this is the best thing I've ever heard.

[@maryhairy1]

Fantastic!

[@misterx711]

This blew my mind! HalleluYah

[@tklick19]

Bless you. So grateful for all your teachings.

[@AmaliahMairin]

Prayers for all to recognize the True Faith of Jesus.

[@seer.x]

Really good stuff - one correction it is 456 times not 465 @6:50

[@giamimi16]

Psalm 22 18 cast lots for his clothing John 19 23 24 Isaiah 53 5 Pierced for our transgressions psalm 34 20 no bones Brocken John 19 v 33

[@joshuasalcedo3630]

Another ace teaching! A++

[@eugeneanderson7984]

Keep up the good work.

[@chrispenedwards2330]

Mike, I've listened to this several times, for various reasons. One thing I can say for sure is, every time you get to the probability of chance, I can't help but to think of Jim Cary in Dumb and Dumber... "So you're saying there's a chance?!"

[@calooaugustin]

😂😂

[@Travel2Learn]

Michael Brown quote. Fascinating. I would like to use this quote. Which of his four volumes and what page number will this be found?

[@kyrangaunt4644]

Thank you this is a great sermon

[@Stance81]

Love this series Mike! ( I know it's old, but the truths are eternal.) Just a point of interest, the state of Western Australia (where I live) is nearly 4 times the size of Texas! Crazy, right?!?! Now, how many silver dollars would that be, I wonder...? 😄

[@pradeepr2044]

Amazing video ❤️

[@charlesking9120]

Hi, MIke. You've probably answered this elsewhere, but I don't see the genealogy of Mary in Luke. It goes from Joseph to his father, Heli, and so on. In Matthew it goes from Jacob to his son Joseph. Mary is mentioned as the husband of Joseph, but I don't see any mention of her father. Love your videos and I'm glad to hear that you're going to be doing them full time.

[@jader838]

Charles King it is a difficult explanation. I’m not sure if there is definitive proof, but most scholars believe that the genealogy in Matthew follows Joseph’s line because it says, “Jacob the father of Joseph, the husband of Mary”. In Luke, on the other hand, it says Heli or Eli. So the idea is, since they seem to be very different, the two genealogies must follow a different parent. Since Matt. says “the father of” referring to Jacob being Joseph’s father, most deduce that it must be following Joseph’s line. In Luke, translations add the words, “the son” to each generation. In other words, in the Greek, it simply says, “as was supposed, the son of Joseph, of Eli, of Matthat, of Amos...” etc. Because most genealogies back then rarely included the women, it seems likely that Luke used Joseph instead of Mary, being Eli’s son by marriage.

[@miniwars123]

I think the case for Luke 3 being about Mary comes from the phrase “Jesus...being (as was supposed) the son of Joseph, of Heli, of...” The argument is that Jesus is in reality the son of Mary and that it was improper to mention a woman’s name in the genealogy. Therefore the passage is inferred to mean “Jesus...being in reality the son of Mary, of Heli, of...” Another argument (proposed by Africanus c 200 AD) is that Matthat and Matthan married the woman Estha (a name handed down by tradition) in succession (i.e. Matthan died before Estha married Matthat). Estha therefore gave birth to both Jacob and Heli. Heli married a woman but died before having a son and so Jacob took Heli’s wife via Levirate marriage and begot Joseph for his brother Heli. Hence Jacob begot Joseph but Joseph was legally the son of Heli. As I understand it, most modern evangelical scholars take the 1st theory over the second.

[@lyssalouise2705]

In those days whenever a couple would become married they were known to their spouse’s parents to become their own children. So when the Bible mentions Joseph as the husband of Mary it’s implying her father became Joseph’s father.

[@dadkingcoffey8333]

great study..thank you

[@dco8886]

Wow. Love these videos! So in depth. all these skeptics fulfilling scripture prophecy 😂

[@doctorwebman]

If I was founding a religion, I'd be sure to include passages in my religious text that demonize anyone who disagrees with me. It seems the authors of the Bible were sure to speak out against skeptics, because skeptics are often reasonable people who ask for evidence, and religious leaders don't have any evidence, or any sound reasons to believe them.

[@jokatim]

​@@doctorwebman you are a reasonable person, right. Can you inform me about how many years before Jesus the Bible's old testament was actually written? And how many prophecies of the 730 about the Messiah have been unfulfilled? Use your brain to look at the evidence and accept it or throw it out. I would encourage you not to accuse one for lack of evidence or state that religion is all false because you will to not accept evidence other than the rhetoric of those who only know enough to attack baby basic Christianity. I was a Skeptic once and you know the thing about using your brain, I started using mine for more than dissidence and found more evidence for biblical Christianity than against it. Just found your comment a little hard to swallow when you pretend to act informed and aren't close. If you don't like what I am saying feel free to go to hell, just don't accuse others of not knowing or getting the facts as you are definitely unqualified to judge that.

[@doctorwebman]

@@jokatim "Can you inform me about how many years before Jesus the Bible's old testament was actually written?" Which part of the Old Testament? The books were not all written at the same time. Here is the date range for the Old Testament: 1200-165 BC Note that the Old Testament contains failed prophecies, and that other religions contain fulfilled prophecies, showing that prophecies don't tell us whether or not a religious text is of God. "And how many prophecies of the 730 about the Messiah have been unfulfilled?" All I know is that the prophecy about a virgin birth is a deliberate twisting of the proper translation of the word 'almah', which means 'young woman', not 'virgin'. And I know that Jesus did not fulfill all the prophecies, such as the following prophecies about the Messiah: 1. He will be anointed by a priest and seated on the throne of Israel. 2. He will put an end to all war. 3. He will usher in universal recognition of God. 4. He will be born of David's seed (Jesus was not born of seed, but by virgin birth, so he failed to fulfill this prophecy - virgin births are usually for pagan gods). 5. He will gather all the Jews back to Israel. It is not until ALL the prophecies are fulfilled that we can know if someone is truly the Messiah. Also, the Old Testament says nothing about a son of God, or the Messiah being divine. Here is a prophecy that Jesus made that failed to meet the deadline he set: Matthew 16:27-28 King James Version (KJV) 27 For the Son of man shall come in the glory of his Father with his angels; and then he shall reward every man according to his works. 28 Verily I say unto you, There be some standing here, which shall not taste of death, till they see the Son of man coming in his kingdom. This prophecy is about Jesus' big return. Also, it is circular reasoning to say that a prophecy was fulfilled when both the prophecy and the fulfillment are in the claim. You cannot use the claim to prove the claim, and it is easy to write a fiction story that deliberately caters to fulfilling prophecies in older books. Also, many of the prophecies are not even prophecies about the Messiah, or even Jesus.

[@doctorwebman]

@@jokatim "f you don't like what I am saying feel free to go to hell," That is a sick and disgusting thing to say to anyone. Are you too stupid or blind to understand what an eternity of pure torture is? It is infinitely worse than being raped to death over and over again for a million years, that is how disgusting and twisted a threat it is. You should be ashamed of it.

[@wingedinfinity6715]

@@doctorwebman You chose the prophesies that will ALL be fulfilled EXTREMELY soon, but obviously has not been fulfilled YET ... as they are all regarding end times ... Right before and also WHEN he returns to earth. But you did choose some that HAVE been fulfilled. How much of the bible have you read ? And have you studied these things with information from people who have studied in depth ?

[@jeffcaffrey70]

I didn’t know Joseph had an adoptive dad. Which is crazy because Joseph is the adoptive dad to Jesus. That’s God crossing his T’s and dotting his i’s . God does it constantly throughout the Bible

[@rainbowgames1]

Actually, modern Cohanim have a highly reliable way of knowing their ancestry. Studies have conducted DNA tests on Sephardic and Ashkenazi Cohans, and they were found to share a unique genetic marker pointing to a common ancestor in the time of Aaron. This is actually to be expected because Cohans to this day have unique roles and rituals that they perform in synagogue services. They must give their Hebrew name, which is taught to them by their father and which includes a specification that they are a descendent of a Cohan, when they come up to read the Torah. They are prohibited from entering cemeteries except for the funerals of family members. And, perhaps most significantly, they are taught a mystic hand symbol which they use under their prayer shawl while praying for the congregation at Yom Kippur. The rest of the congregation is not supposed to look at the hand symbol. Although it is known now because of popular culture, this would for centuries have been taught from father to son in devout communities who wouldn’t dare to look. But even if they did, it’s unlikely that anyone religious enough to want to perform such a weighty ritual would dare commit the blasphemy of impersonating a Cohan, and on Yom Kippur no less. Also, others in the tight knit religious communities that Jews lived in for centuries would probably know their parentage anyway to know if they were lying. Levis also perform the ritual washing of the Cohans’ hands to this day. The procedure that the Cohanim and Levis perform on the High Holidays is again something that sons traditionally learn from their fathers, who learned it from their fathers. It’s hard to imagine someone falsely inserting themselves into these roles, and I’m not sure why anyone would want to do so. Below is a quote from an article about one of the genetic studies. Note these findings thoroughly debunk the myth promoted by neo Nazis that modern day Jews are “Kuzars” and not related to the Jews of the Bible. “they found that a particular array of six chromosomal markers was found in 97 of the 106 Cohens tested. This collection of markers has come to be known as the Cohen Modal Hapoltype (CMH) -- the standard genetic signature of the Jewish priestly family. The chances of these findings happening at random is greater than one in 10,000. The finding of a common set of genetic markers in both Ashkenazi and Sephardi Cohanim worldwide clearly indicates an origin pre-dating the separate development of the two communities around 1000 CE. Date calculation based on the variation of the mutations among Cohanim today yields a time frame of 106 generations from the ancestral founder of the line, some 3,300 years -- the approximate time of the Exodus from Egypt, the lifetime of Aaron HaCohen.”

[@jamespong6588]

To say only 200k Jews accepted Jesus as Christ is an understatement, many Jews accepted Christ throughout the ages. Their Descendants live in many countries, especially in Cyprus many Jews moved there during early persecution from the Pharisees and gradually mixed with Greeks. For example Lazarus after his resurrection, his second tomb is still there.

[@katti2227]

It talks about the modern day

[@betawithbrett7068]

Neat stuff brother!! 47:13 here is what ya miss reading in English Isaiah 49 vs 6 "my Yeshua" (=my salvation)... that you should be "my Jesus", to the ends of the earth.

[@elei417]

May God bless you really 🙏🙏🙏

[@godfollower4952]

Love jews for jesus.....they came to our church and showed how the Passover points to JESUS!!!!!

[@stingrays713]

32:50 Malachi 3:1 “Behold I send my messenger and he will prepare the way before me..” It is to my understanding that this prophecy is speaking about John the Baptist and in the following verse when the scripture says “... The messenger of the Covenant..” it is speaking about Jesus the Messiah.. Also how the NKJV capitalizes the pronouns about Jesus and doesn’t capitalize the pronouns talking about John the Baptist.. And John the Baptist in his own words says.. “Prepare the way for the Lord..” Am I missing something..? I am enjoying your studies by the way I’ve learned so much and I appreciate your feedback.. Thanks..

[@Riley-pl7ws]

I wish everyone would watch this

[@marcioaffonso0]

I think that, in Malachi 3, the temple is not the 2nd Temple, but the temple of John, His body, "his temple". Could it be that the Scripture was referring to the Jesus' baptism by John? God bless you.

[@nosuchthing8]

Good stuff. But you can't discount the possibility that when the people wrote the NT books, they knew about the OT prophecies and amended their stories to link up to the OT books. Remember the NT gospels were writen decades after the events. Plenty of time.

[@BronzeBound6801]

25:20 If you look at the big picture too, Jesus and Moses share so much in common, aside from both being rejected initially they both performed miracles crossing a body of water (Red Sea/Walking), healed people (Bronze Serpent/Healings), Fed people miraculously (Manna/Fish+Bread), produced liquids (Water from a rock/Wine from Water); and they both also put an emphasis on teaching the Law and following God. All the prophets have some in common with Moses, and there are recorded instances of them performing miracles - but none mirroring so many of the things that occured under Moses.

[@markbasha1639]

At 32.40 you state that "he has to have had a fore runner". Malachi 3.1 Isn't that reference to John the Baptist?

[@emmanuelmasih2296]

Sure is bud ...👍👍👍👍👍

[@Foxygrandpa2131]

Isn’t “the prophets only prophesied of the coming of the Messiah” an overstatement given that Ezekiel and Daniel both made prophecies that were fulfilled prior to the coming of Jesus?

[@elliesambrook5929]

Thank you xx

[@mjt532]

37:28 The sign is (probably) in verse 16. For before the boy knows enough to reject the wrong and choose the right, the land of the two kings you dread will be laid waste. The sign is probably not that a young woman will conceive. Because the passage doesn't make us one hundred percent certain what the sign is, Mike cannot object that the sign makes no sense unless it refers to a virgin birth. There is no reason that we cannot understand this passage fully in its original 8th Century BC context. If Mike wants to claim a later secondary fulfillment, that's fine. But this passage makes perfect sense in the historical context during which it was written.

[@eugengolubic2186]

14:00 Genesis 3:15 is about Mary and her son Jesus.

[@iloveindia3492]

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[@eugengolubic2186]

@@iloveindia3492 I don't understand.

[@iloveindia3492]

@@eugengolubic2186are ye a Catholic ?

[@eugengolubic2186]

@@iloveindia3492 yes.

[@iloveindia3492]

@@eugengolubic2186 You are not a Christian

[@allensmith342]

Mike... I love your teaching but there's a crucial error you made at (28:33) when you said the scepter departed from Judah in 70 AD. Actually, it occurred circa 7 AD and can be verified both intrinsically by scripture and extrinsically by the historian, Josephus. In John 18, when the Rabbis brought Jesus to Pilate he told them to take Jesus and judge him according to their own law. The Rabbis responded saying that it wasn't lawful for them to put any man to death. Had the scepter not already departed then Jesus would not have been taken to Pilate. He would've been sentenced by the Sanhedrin and stoned to death rather than crucified. After the death of Herod the Great, circa 4 BC, his second son, Herod Archelaus, was appointed by Caesar Augustus to rule Judea. He was despised and rejected by the Jews so much that Augustus replaced him with a Roman procurator named Caponius, circa 7 AD. Per standard Roman policy the legal power of the Sanhedrin was immediately restricted and the adjudication of capital cases was lost. Josephus also confirms this transfer of power: _After the death of the procurator Festus, when Albinus was about to succeed him, the high priest Ananius considered it a favorable opportunity to assemble the Sanhedrin. He therefore caused James, the brother of Jesus, who was called Christ, and several others, to appear before this hastily assembled council, and pronounced upon them the sentence of death by stoning. All the wise men and strict observers of the law who were at Jerusalem expressed their disapprobation of this act... Some even went to Albinus himself, who had departed to Alexandria, to bring this breach of the law under his observation, and to inform him that _*_Aranius had acted illegally in assembling the Sanhedrin without the Roman authority._* Josephus, Antiquities, 20:9. So, we see how narrow a window of time was prophesied by Jacob when he said the scepter would not depart from Judah until Shiloh came. Jesus was only about 12 years old at the time. Anyway, I thought you'd like to know this. I just discovered your videos and plan to watch them all. You're a knowledgeable and fantastic teacher!

[@Strongtower]

Funny it was when Jesus was 12. The age when his family lost him in Jerusalem and found him in the temple.

[@BeckeyGirard]

I tried to look for all of your Evidence series but I'm they aren't together like the Mark series. Could you please fix it? Lol 🙏

[@MikeWinger]

You might find them easier to sort on my website. biblethinker.org/evidence-for-the-bible/

[@philipbuckley759]

I think, in statistics, when the exponent is over 50....it is no longer considered a random act....and this is way over that....ergo....humanity stands guilty, as charged...

[@slavenskiduh1519]

More videos like this please.

[@thinkandrepent3175]

There is a literal mountain of evidence confirming Jesus was God. Atheists can't even come up with one argument to refute any of his Truth. However none of the evidence matters if you won't accept Christ as your Savior. Make a decision before it's too late, then live for him. God Bless everyone!