In the Jewish view Have many of the prophecies been fulfilled?

Answer 1

Many prophecies have been fulfilled. A few examples:

• The vast empires of the Caucasian peoples (Genesis 9:27), including the empires of Alexander, the Romans, Russia and America.
• The fact that Abraham is revered to this day, close to 4,000 years after his lifetime (Genesis 12:2).

• God having fulfilled his promise (Genesis 35:12) to give Israel (Canaan) to Jacob's descendants.
• The fact that the Arabs are very numerous (Genesis 17:20).
• The Edumeans having been subjugated by the Israelites (see Genesis 25:23 and 1 Kings 22:48).
• The fact that Edom (Petra) is today an uninhabited desert (Jeremiah 49:17-18).
• The existence of the Davidic dynasty (Genesis 49:8-10) and its splitting (1 Kings 11:11-13).

• The destruction of the Temple (1 Kings 9:7).

• The scattering of the Jews (Deuteronomy 4:27).
• The destruction of Babylon (Isaiah 13:19).
• The hatred against the Jews, and the canards that have been hurled at them (Deuteronomy 28:37).
• The fact that the Jews continue to exist despite their exile (Leviticus 26:44).

• The fact that billions of people have come under the influence of the Abrahamic belief, with the Greek, Norse and Roman gods now long-defunct. This is an (as yet) partial fulfillment of Isaiah 2:18.

Other prophecies are being fulfilled even now. A couple of examples are the mass return of Jews to Israel (Deuteronomy 30:3-5), and the fact that Israel is considered a significant force in the Middle East, with a number of victories (see Micah 5:7).

Answer 2

Many prophecies have been fulfilled. A few examples:

• The vast empires of the Caucasian peoples (Genesis 9:27), including the empires of Persia, Greece, Rome, Russia and America.
• The fact that Abraham is revered to this day, close to 4,000 years after his lifetime (Genesis 12:2).
  

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• God having fulfilled his promise (Genesis 35:12) to give Israel (Canaan) to Jacob's descendants.
• The fact that the Arabs are very numerous (Genesis 17:20).
  
• The Edumeans having been subjugated by the Israelites (see Genesis 25:23 and 1 Kings 22:48).
  
• The fact that Edom (Petra) is today an uninhabited desert (Jeremiah 49:17-18).
• The existence of the Davidic dynasty (Genesis 49:8-10) and its splitting (1 Kings 11:11-13).
  

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• The construction of the Temple (Deuteronomy 12 and 16)
• Some of the Israelites will stray after the Canaanite gods (Deuteronomy 31:16)
  
• There will be true prophets (Deuteronomy 18) and false ones (ibid ch.13
• The destruction of the Temple (1 Kings 9:7).
  

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• The scattering of the Jews (Deuteronomy 4:27) and the hatred of them (Deuteronomy 28)
  
• The destruction of Babylon (Isaiah 13:19).
• The hatred against the Jews, and the canards that have been hurled at them (Deuteronomy 28:37).
  
• The fact that the Jews continue to exist despite their exile (Leviticus 26:44).
  
• The Jews will regain the land of Israel, which will prosper (Deuteronomy 30)

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• The fact that billions of people have come under the influence of the Abrahamic belief, with the Greek, Norse and Roman gods now long-defunct. This is an (as yet) partial fulfillment of Isaiah 2:18.

Other prophecies are being fulfilled even now. A couple of examples are the mass return of Jews to Israel (Deuteronomy 30:3-5), and the fact that Israel is considered a significant force in the Middle East, with a number of victories (see Micah 5:7).

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Link: Reliability of the Hebrew Bible

Link: Israelite prophecy