Jesus is Your Messiah Who Gives You Strength When You Are Weak
Apr 5, 2022 ·
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The Passover Exodus is a momentous event for all humanity. As a believer, God wants you to fully comprehend the Passover in the context of His atoning work through the...
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The Passover Exodus is a momentous event for all humanity. As a believer, God wants you to fully comprehend the Passover in the context of His atoning work through the Messiah. You more fully appreciate your redemption when you understand that all the observances of the Passover were foreshadowed of the redemptive work the Messiah would ultimately accomplish for you. The Passover in the gospel of John uses the backdrop for the atonement you have received through Jesus your Messiah.
When you say Jesus Christ, you are saying Jesus the Messiah, Who is the Passover Lamb sacrificed for you. (1 Corinthians 5:7). Matthew records the genealogy of Jesus the Messiah, saying Mary is the mother of Jesus, called Christ (the Messiah). (Matthew 1:16). Simon Peter proclaimed, “You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God.” (Matthew 16:16).
The Jewish people anticipated the Messiah to be an earthly king, not the Suffering Savior of Isaiah 53. They were so spiritually blind that no amount of miracles made a difference (Matthew 11:20). The Jews of Jesus’ time looked for a political and cultural savior, not a Savior from sin. To us who believe Jesus is Lord and Savior, the proof that He is the Jewish Messiah is overwhelming. Isaiah 53 gives one of the most explicit prophecies identifying Jesus as the Messiah; it is the very passage that the Ethiopian eunuch read as Philip met him to reveal to Jesus (Acts 8:26–35).
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When you say Jesus Christ, you are saying Jesus the Messiah, Who is the Passover Lamb sacrificed for you. (1 Corinthians 5:7). Matthew records the genealogy of Jesus the Messiah, saying Mary is the mother of Jesus, called Christ (the Messiah). (Matthew 1:16). Simon Peter proclaimed, “You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God.” (Matthew 16:16).
The Jewish people anticipated the Messiah to be an earthly king, not the Suffering Savior of Isaiah 53. They were so spiritually blind that no amount of miracles made a difference (Matthew 11:20). The Jews of Jesus’ time looked for a political and cultural savior, not a Savior from sin. To us who believe Jesus is Lord and Savior, the proof that He is the Jewish Messiah is overwhelming. Isaiah 53 gives one of the most explicit prophecies identifying Jesus as the Messiah; it is the very passage that the Ethiopian eunuch read as Philip met him to reveal to Jesus (Acts 8:26–35).
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