Isaiah 53 "The Suffering Servant" continued

Submitted by Lactantius Jr (United Kingdom), Nov 12, 2008 at 17:39

To Masood

Having written as I have about Isaiah 53:1-12, and Messianic prophecy fulfilled in the Person of the Lord Jesus Christ, I mention two recent publications by Sam Shamoun, and with his usual Biblical scholarship, Sam examines and documents the Messianic prophecies concerning the Messiah, to be found in the Hebrew Scriptures,( "the Old Testament,") and which find their fulfilment in the Person of the Lord Jesus Christ, and recorded in the New Testament.

I commend Sam's publications to you Masood, and pray you find them a real resource to refer to, as you open your Bible and read of Him who was born and died "King of the Jews," even Jesus Christ, the immortal Lord of Glory.

Here are Sam's latest Internet publications, published on 10^th.November, part 1 being titled, "The Messiah in Jewish Traditions" which examines specific passages in the Hebrew Scriptures, concerning God's promises to raise up a King for His people, a King Who would reign forever, and part 2 again being titled "The Messiah in Jewish Traditions" which examines the New Testament writings showing how the writers of the New Testament documents believed that Jesus was the One who was predicted to come.

Part 1 can be found at,

http://www.answering-islam.org/authors/shamoun/messiah_targums1.html

and Part 2 can be found at,

http://www.answering-islam.org/authors/shamoun/messiah_targums2.html

These are terrific resources Masood, what a blessing it is to have brother Sam bringing all the prophetic Scriptures and their fulfilment together for us to read like this, I pray you find them helpful to you.

With kind regards and best wishes

Lactantius Jr

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