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Prophecy → fulfillment Written centuries apart. The prophecy on the left, the passage that claims it on the right — both in full, both linked to their context. The connection is yours to weigh.
How to read the labels Explicit means the New Testament names the older text.Echo marks a verbal or thematic application.Typology names a later Christian reading rather than a direct claim.Hebrew Bible New Testament Lineage Genesis 3:15 Galatians 4:4 typology Birth Micah 5:2 Matthew 2:1 explicit Ministry Isaiah 35:5–6 Matthew 11:4–5 echo Crucifixion Psalms 22:1 Matthew 27:46 echo Crucifixion Psalms 22:16 John 20:25–27 typology Resurrection Jonah 1:17 Matthew 12:40 explicit Choose a line to read both passages in full below.
The thread map 54 prophecy pairs
Lineage The woman’s offspring who bruises the serpent’s head Christian typological reading Genesis 3:15 → Galatians 4:4; Romans 16:20 Descendant of Abraham through whom all nations are blessed Explicit New Testament claim Genesis 22:18 → Matthew 1:1; Galatians 3:16 A star out of Jacob, a scepter out of Israel Christian typological reading Numbers 24:17 → Luke 3:34; Revelation 22:16 The scepter held by the tribe of Judah Christian typological reading Genesis 49:10 → Luke 3:33; Hebrews 7:14 A shoot from the stock of Jesse, David’s father Explicit New Testament claim Isaiah 11:1 → Acts 13:22–23; Romans 15:12 Heir of David whose kingdom is established forever Explicit New Testament claim 2 Samuel 7:12–13 → Luke 1:32–33; Acts 2:30 Birth A virgin conceives a son called Immanuel Explicit New Testament claim Isaiah 7:14 → Matthew 1:22–23; Luke 1:26–27 Born in Bethlehem of Judah Explicit New Testament claim Micah 5:2 → Matthew 2:1; Matthew 2:5–6 A child born to reign on David’s throne Textual echo or application Isaiah 9:6–7 → Luke 2:11; Luke 1:32–33 Gold and frankincense brought from the east Christian typological reading Isaiah 60:6 → Matthew 2:1–2; Matthew 2:11 Rachel weeping for her children Explicit New Testament claim Jeremiah 31:15 → Matthew 2:16–18 God’s son called out of Egypt Explicit New Testament claim Hosea 11:1 → Matthew 2:14–15 Ministry A voice in the wilderness prepares the way Explicit New Testament claim Isaiah 40:3 → Matthew 3:1–3; John 1:23 A messenger sent ahead of him Explicit New Testament claim Malachi 3:1 → Matthew 11:10; Luke 7:27 A prophet raised up like Moses Explicit New Testament claim Deuteronomy 18:15 → Acts 3:22–23; John 6:14 A great light seen in Galilee of the nations Explicit New Testament claim Isaiah 9:1–2 → Matthew 4:13–16 Anointed by the Spirit to preach good news to the poor Explicit New Testament claim Isaiah 61:1–2 → Luke 4:17–19; Luke 4:21 Blind eyes opened, deaf ears unstopped, the lame leaping Textual echo or application Isaiah 35:5–6 → Matthew 11:4–5; Luke 7:21–22 He took our illnesses and bore our diseases Explicit New Testament claim Isaiah 53:4 → Matthew 8:16–17 A chosen servant who does not cry aloud or break a bruised reed Explicit New Testament claim Isaiah 42:1–3 → Matthew 12:17–21 Speaking in parables, uttering hidden things Explicit New Testament claim Psalms 78:2 → Matthew 13:34–35 A king coming humbly, riding on a donkey Explicit New Testament claim Zechariah 9:9 → Matthew 21:4–9; John 12:14–15 Praise prepared out of the mouths of children Explicit New Testament claim Psalms 8:2 → Matthew 21:15–16 The stone the builders rejected becomes the head of the corner Explicit New Testament claim Psalms 118:22–23 → Matthew 21:42; Acts 4:11 A light for the nations, salvation to the ends of the earth Explicit New Testament claim Isaiah 49:6 → Luke 2:30–32; Acts 13:47 Betrayal & trial Betrayed by a close friend who shared his bread Explicit New Testament claim Psalms 41:9 → John 13:18; Matthew 26:47–50 Priced at thirty pieces of silver Textual echo or application Zechariah 11:12 → Matthew 26:14–15 The silver thrown down in the house of Yahweh, given to the potter Explicit New Testament claim Zechariah 11:13 → Matthew 27:3–7; Matthew 27:9–10 The shepherd struck and the sheep scattered Explicit New Testament claim Zechariah 13:7 → Matthew 26:31; Matthew 26:56 Accused by false witnesses Textual echo or application Psalms 35:11 → Matthew 26:59–60; Mark 14:56–57 Silent before his accusers, like a lamb led to slaughter Explicit New Testament claim Isaiah 53:7 → Matthew 27:12–14; Acts 8:32–35 Back given to strikers, face not hidden from spitting Textual echo or application Isaiah 50:6 → Matthew 26:67; Matthew 27:30 Hated without a cause Explicit New Testament claim Psalms 69:4 → John 15:24–25 Crucifixion Counted among transgressors, interceding for them Explicit New Testament claim Isaiah 53:12 → Luke 22:37; Mark 15:27; Luke 23:34 Hands and feet pierced Christian typological reading Psalms 22:16 → John 20:25–27; Luke 24:39–40 Mocked by onlookers who shake their heads Textual echo or application Psalms 22:7–8 → Matthew 27:39–43; Luke 23:35 Garments divided and lots cast for clothing Explicit New Testament claim Psalms 22:18 → John 19:23–24; Matthew 27:35 The cry “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” Textual echo or application Psalms 22:1 → Matthew 27:46; Mark 15:34 Given gall for food and vinegar for thirst Explicit New Testament claim Psalms 69:21 → Matthew 27:34; John 19:28–29 Not one of his bones broken Explicit New Testament claim Psalms 34:20 → John 19:32–36 They look on the one whom they pierced Explicit New Testament claim Zechariah 12:10 → John 19:34–37 Darkness over the land at midday Christian typological reading Amos 8:9 → Matthew 27:45; Luke 23:44–45 His grave assigned with a rich man Christian typological reading Isaiah 53:9 → Matthew 27:57–60 Wounded for others’ transgressions, healing by his wounds Explicit New Testament claim Isaiah 53:5 → 1 Peter 2:24; Romans 4:25 The words “Into your hand I commend my spirit” Textual echo or application Psalms 31:5 → Luke 23:46 Resurrection His soul not left in Sheol, his body not seeing decay Explicit New Testament claim Psalms 16:10 → Acts 2:29–32; Acts 13:35–37 Three days and three nights, as Jonah in the fish Explicit New Testament claim Jonah 1:17 → Matthew 12:40 The decree “You are my son, today I have become your father” Explicit New Testament claim Psalms 2:7 → Acts 13:32–33; Hebrews 1:5 Ascended on high, leading captives Explicit New Testament claim Psalms 68:18 → Ephesians 4:8; Acts 1:9 David’s Lord seated at God’s right hand Explicit New Testament claim Psalms 110:1 → Acts 2:34–36; Hebrews 1:3 Titles One like a son of man coming with the clouds of the sky Textual echo or application Daniel 7:13–14 → Matthew 26:64; Matthew 24:30 A priest forever in the order of Melchizedek Explicit New Testament claim Psalms 110:4 → Hebrews 5:5–6; Hebrews 6:20 A tested, precious cornerstone laid in Zion Explicit New Testament claim Isaiah 28:16 → 1 Peter 2:6; Romans 9:33 A new covenant promised to the house of Israel Explicit New Testament claim Jeremiah 31:31–34 → Luke 22:20; Hebrews 8:8–12 NotebookLM Source Ingestion & Audio Overviews
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