Tammie Louise :
Christianity is the truth Torah/Gospels have the same roots and same history: Jesus explicitly prophesied his death and resurrection three primary times in the gospels (Matthew, Mark, and Luke) alongside additional statements and Old Testament fulfilment. The three main predictions in the Gospels: • First prediction (Caesarea Philippi): Recorded in (Mark 8:31), (Matthew 16:21), and (Luke 9:22), Jesus’s stated that the Son of Man must suffer many things, be rejected by the elders, chief priests, and scribes, be killed and rise again after three days. • Second prediction (Galilee): Recorded in (Matthew 17:22-23), (Mark 9:31), and the (Luke 9:43-45), Jesus told his disciples that the Son of Man would be delivered into the hands of men, killed, and raised to life on the third day. • Third prediction (En route to Jerusalem): Recorded in (Matthew 20:17-19), (Mark 10:33), and (Luke 18:31-33), Jesus detailed that he would be betrayed to the religious authorities, condemned to death, handed over to the gentiles (Romans) to mocked, flogged, and crucified, and would rise on the third day. 👉Other signs and statements: • The sign of Jonah: Jesus compared his three days in the earth to Jonah’s time in the fish (Matthew 12:40, 16:4). • The temple statement: Jesus stated, “destroy this temple, and in three days i will raise it up,” referring to the temple of his body (John 2:19-21). • Old Testament roots: These predictions mirrored earlier prophecies from the Old Testament, including (Isaiah 53) the suffering servant and (Psalms 22).
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