What verse in the Bible refers to Jesus Christ as the Messiah?

Answer 1

There are MANY MANY books and chapters in The Bible where the Messiah is talked about. His coming was foretold all through the Hebrew scriptures(Old Testament)

and fulfilled all through the Greek scriptures(New Testament). Here are just a few of the prominent ones mentioned (prophecy on left, fulfillment on right):

Genesis 49:10 Born of the tribe of Judah Matthew 1:2-16; Luke 3:23-33; Heb 7:14

Psalm 132:11 From the family of David the son of Jesse Matthew 1:1, 6-16; 9:27

Micah 5:2 Born in Bethlehem Luke 2:4-11; John 7:42

Isaiah 7:14 Born of a virgin Matthew 1:18-23; Luke 1:30-35

Jeremiah 31:15 Babes killed after his birth Matthew 2:16-18

Hosea 11:1 Called out of Egypt Matthew 2:15

Malachi 3:1; Way prepared before Matthew 3:1-3; 11:10-14;

Isaiah 61:1, 2 Commissioned Luke 4:18-21

Isaiah 9:1, 2 caused Zebulun & Naphtali to see great light (Matthew 4:13-16)

Psalm 78:2 Spoke with illustrations Matthew 13:11-13, 31-35

Isaiah 53:4 Carried our sicknesses Matthew 8:16, 17

Psalm 69:9 Zealous for God's house Matthew 21:12, 13; John 2:13-17

Isaiah 42:1-4 would not wrangle in streets Matthew 12:14-21

Isaiah 53:1&2 Not believed in John 12:37, 38; Romans 10:11, 16

Zechariah 9:9 Entry into Jerusalem on donkey; hailed as king John 12:12-15

Isaiah 28:16 Rejected but becomes chief cornerstone Mattew 21:42, 45, 46

Isaiah 8:14,15 Becomes stone of stumbling Luke 20:17, 18; Romans 9:31-33

Psalm 41:9 betrayed by one Matthew 26:47-50; John 13:18,26-30;

Zechariah 11:12 Betrayed for 30 pieces of silver Matthew 26:15; 27:3-10; Mr 14:10, 11

Zechariah 13:7 Disciples scatter Matthew 26:31, 56; John 16:32

Psalm 2:1, 2 Roman powers and leaders of Israel act together against messiah Matthew 27:1, 2; Mark 15:1, 15, Luke 23:10-12; Acts 4:25-28

Isaiah 53:8 Tried and condemned Matthew 26:57-68; 27:1, 2, 11-26;

Psalm 27:12 Use of false witnesses Matthew 26:59-61; Mark 14:56-59

Isaiah 53:7 Silent before accusers Matthew 27:12-14; Mark 14:61;Luke 23:9

Psalm 69:4 Hated without cause Luke 23:13-25; John 15:24, 25

Isaiah 50:6; Struck, spit on Matthew 26:67; 27:26, 30; John 19:3

Psalm 22:18 Lots cast for garments Matthew 27:35; John 19:23, 24

Isaiah 53:12 Numbered with sinners Matthew 26:55, 56; 27:38; Luke 22:37

Psalm 22:7, 8 Reviled while on stake Matthew 27:39-43; Mark 15:29-32

Psalm 69:21 Given vinegar and gall Matthew 27:34, 48; Mark 15:23, 36

Psalm 34:20; No bones broken John 19:33, 36

Isaiah 53:5, Dies sacrificial death to carry away sins Matthew 20:28; John 1:29;

and there are MANY more throughout the scriptures.

Answer 2

There is none that I know of, however Jesus declared himself to be the Christ, which is the Messiah, in Matthew 26.64, when he answered the Jews who accused him.

Answer:

In John's first chapter, John the Baptist revealed to two of his disciples the Messiah one day as He passed by:

"...And looking upon Jesus as He walked, he saith, Behold the Lamb of God!" (John 1:36)

Everyone knew the times in which they were living... and recognized John's prophetic role as preceeding the Christ... and were waiting for him to point Him out. All of Judaea was looking for the Messiah in those days.

The two disciples of John who had the Messiah revealed to them followed Jesus and ended up spending that day with Him at His house. One of them was Andrew, Simon Peter's brother:

"He first findeth his own brother Simon, and saith unto him, We have found the MESSIAS [the Messiah], which is, being interpreted, THE CHRIST." (John 1:41)

The word "Christ" means "Messiah."

Answer 3

John 1:41 -- "The first thing Andrew did was to find his brother, Simon, and tell him, 'We have found the MESSIAH' (which means the Christ)."[NLT New Living Translation]

Answer 4

Somewhere in Genesis. I don't know chapter and verse.

Answer 5

John 4:25-26