The Nativity sories in Matthew and Luke , we see the prophet Issiah fortelling the birth of Jesus, and a virgin will give birth to a son named Jesus who will save the earth.
AnswerThe Old Testament Prophets are important because they tell us of the geneology of Jesus Christ, and they reveal His identity as the Messiah. The prophecies of the Old Testament Scriptures were fulfilled with the Coming of Jesus Christ as the Annointed One of God. Some examples of these prophecies are: Daniel 9:25 was fulfilled in Luke 2:1-3. Isaiah 7:14 was fulfilled in Matthew 1:18. Psalms 2:7 was fulfilled in Matthew 17:5. Zechariah 9:9 was fulfilled in Matthew 21:7-11. Psalms 22:18 was fulfilled in Matthew 27:35. And many others.
Matthew new testament
Yes.
Matthew is the one you are looking for. Thirteen times the book of Matthew says: that it might be fulfilled.
The author of Matthew wanted it to appear that the life of Jesus fulfilled prophecies in the Old Testament. Since it was necessary for Jesus to be born of a virgin mother, he also wanted proof that this had been prophesied about Jesus in the Old Testament. He found passages that suited his purposes, and which he believed would be accepted as genuine references to Jesus, in the Book of Isaiah.
The angelic human symbol of Matthew indicates his compassion and empathy for mankind. Alternatively, Matthew is shown carrying a sword or a money bag (as his profession, before following Jesus, was that of a tax collector in the Gallilee town of Capernaum). (The four symbols - of the four evangelists, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, are a Human/Angel, Lion, Ox and Eagle, respectively. These very symbols are mentioned in the Old Testament Book of Ezekiel. There are many connections which the New Testament writings make to Old Testament prophecies. Some say this is a fulfillment of the prophecies. Other scholars say that New Testament scholars retroactively fit their stories to seem as if Old Testament prophecies were being fulfilled. It is up to the reader to draw his/her own conclusions.)
The nativity scenes that are seen in various forms during December come primarily for the stories in Matthew's gospel in the New Testament. They are about the birth of Jesus.
There's no scripture in the Old Testament that can be linked with the prophecy mentioned in Matthew 26: 54.
Matthews Gospel was written by Matthew [also called Levi] for fellow Jews. His account highlights many of the Hebrew messianic prophecies that were fulfilled in connection with Jesus.
Matthew includes several Old Testament quotes in his gospel, such as prophecies from Isaiah, Psalms, and other books. These quotes are used to show how Jesus fulfills the scriptures and to emphasize his role as the Messiah.
The words, "...that it might be fulfilled..." are used nearly a dozen times in Matthew. It's Matthew's way of saying, "Because He fulfilled all these Messianic Scriptures, Jesus is the Messiah."
EveryoneAdditional Answer with scriptural backing:As has been said, the Bible, as a whole, was written for all mankind.(2 Timothy 3:16&17)The Hebrew scriptures (Old Testament) came through the nation of Israel, prophesying about the coming of the Messiah. The Greek scriptures from Matthew to Revelation spoke about the life of Jesus, who fulfilled much of the prophecies in the Old Testament, and pointed forward to the future of mankind.(Romans 15:4)(Matthew 24:14)(Matthew 28:19&20)