The last events in Luke's Gospel show how Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament. Jesus said that everything written about Him in the Law, the Prophets, and the Psalms had been filled with meaning.

The statements are sometimes emphasized more than once, but in total, Jesus declared himself to be "I Am" seven times ...

The central figure in the Old Testament, though not mentioned by name, is Jesus Christ. Jesus explained this to his disciples after his resurrection. Luke tells us that “beginning with Moses and ...

Q: How did Jesus view the Old Testament? The Rev. Scott Gordon, pastor, Claycomo Baptist Church: Regarding the Old Testament, Jesus made two very important statements. In relationship to his follow… ...

The New Testament provides accounts from multiple sources who witnessed Jesus firsthand after the resurrection. In fact, Jesus made at least ten separate appearances to his disciples between the ...

This was literally fulfilled at the Resurrection of Jesus when Matthew 27:52-53 says, “The graves were opened, and many bodies of the saints which slept arose, and came out of the graves after his ...

Most important, Jesus Christ tells us in several places in the New Testament that the entire Old Testament points to Him. One of these instances gives rise to the title of my book.

Seeing Jesus as the culmination of the Old Testament story tells us something important about that portion of the Bible. It tells us that the Old Testament really is Christians’ book. In fact, it is ...

Paramount among these was the historicity of Jesus' resurrection, but other claims included the belief in Jesus as the literal Son of God and the accuracy of the New Testament writings.

The narrative includes multiple layers of meaning and weaves in subtle allusions to the Old Testament. It’s as if, say, John held a Ph.D. in literature, which assuredly he did not.

Regarding the Old Testament, Jesus made two very important statements. In relationship to his followers, Jesus asserts, “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have ...