Knowing Jesus Through the Law and the Prophets: Messianic Prophecies Study Guide - Paperback

by Juli Camarin (Author)

There can be NO DOUBT that Jesus is the Messiah. For the believer; it is important to understand for ourselves that He is the promised Christ. Jesus showed how important this was on the Road to Emmaus; when revealing himself to the men as they walked; He explained who He was through the law and prophets. "He said to them; "How foolish you are; and how slow of heart to believe all that the prophets have spoken Did not the Christ have to suffer these things and then enter his glory?" And beginning with Moses and all the Prophets; he explained to them what was said in all the Scriptures concerning himself" (Luke 24:25-27). Jesus proved who He was by the scriptures. It is imperative, as believers to understand these things; as it solidifies Jesus as the foundation of our faith. In the Bible there are over 60 major prophecies; Jesus fulfilled them all. By studying these things, it proves without a shadow of a doubt that Jesus is the long awaited Savior This study guide is in list form, includes a place for your own notes and highlights prophecies about: - Jesus' Lineage - Jesus' Birth - Jesus' Life - Jesus' Crucifixion - Jesus' Resurrection - General Prophecies about Jesus which others also fulfilled - Jesus' Return It is a GREAT STUDY TOOL for all who are interested in learning more about Messianic Prophecies

Author Biography

Juli has been writing since a young age. The practice of journally scriptural insights started during her sophomore year in high school as quiet time devotions. Since then, this habit of studying and writing on the scriptures has become a lifelong learning journey. Juli currently blogs at JCBlog.net, a blog dedicated to exploring God's Word and planting the seeds of life. The internet has been a wonderful platform to share the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ and her blog is well-read throughout the world. Juli currently lives in Iowa with her husband. Read more about her at jcblog.net/juli-camarin. Visit her online at jcblog.net or amazon.com/author/julicamarin