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it was repeated from generation to generation but only started from moses to the Jews.
before moses, abrahams religion were told of a prophet/saviour that would guide thewm from slavery - who was moses.
moses told them of Jesus, who was the true messiah but the Jews that didnt accept him, stayed as Jews still wating for their messiah - the ones that did became christians.
Jesus told us about the anti chrsit, and when the anti christ does come, the Jews will think that's their messiah, and their want to build his temple where the current day al aqsa mosque is - that's why the hoo haa about al aqsa - cus that's where he will rule from - and they wanna get his temple ready for him.
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What People preserved God's Promise to send a Messiah?
setrilela
In Luke 2 v22-38 where did Simeon and Anna wait to meet the Messiah?
Simeon and Anna waited to meet the Messiah at the temple in Jerusalem. When Mary and Joseph brought Jesus to the temple to present Him to the Lord, Simeon and Anna were both there and recognized Him as the fulfillment of God's promise.
Why was messiah to come from the tribe of judah?
The Messiah was prophesied to come from the tribe of Judah because it was predicted in Genesis 49:10 that the scepter would not depart from Judah until the Messiah comes. This lineage would fulfill the promises made to King David about an everlasting kingdom.
Greek word for Savior or messiah?
Here they are! Messiah Μεσσίας Saviour Σωτήρας Sorry if they are wrong
What is the greek word for messiah?
go die NO JOSH YOU FIRST!
Who were the people that kept alive the promise of the Savoir?
The people who kept alive the promise of the Savior were primarily the prophets and religious leaders who prophesied about the coming of a savior or messiah. They helped maintain hope and faith in the promise of a deliverer who would come to save and redeem humanity. Additionally, there were followers and believers who held onto the promise and passed down the teachings from generation to generation.
What is generational?
Something that is repeated each generation.
WHAT is gener?
Something that is repeated each generation.
Did christian religion arose out of the Jewish religion?
Yes, Judaism held the promise of the Messiah and Christianity is the fullfillment of the Messiah through savior Jesus Christ.
What is a groit?
A griot is a person or storyteller who memorizes the history of his clan or tribe so that tradition's can be remembered and repeated from generation to generation. :-)
What did God promise to send to restore humanity?
God promised to send the Messiah to repair the gap between God and mankind.
What People preserved God's Promise to send a Messiah?
setrilela
What did John Kennedy promise the people of less developed countries in his new generation speech?
to be free
What was God's gift to the Jews?
God's gift to the Jews is the promise God gave to Abraham ,Issac,and Jacob. It's an everlasting covenant. Like the land Israel is in now. It belongs to them. It's a promise God made with Abraham, Issac,and Jacob and carried through to Moses and King David. The only thing is that, some Jews don't embrace Jesus as Messiah. My ? to the Jews that don't believe Jesus is the Messiah,other than Jesus,who has fulfilled all the old testament prophecy concerning who is the Messiah?
How many years make a generation by the Jewish calendar before Christ?
Well, The jews are still looking for a Messiah, however if you mean by the New Testament standard I believe they designate a generation as around 25 years.
In Luke 2 v22-38 where did Simeon and Anna wait to meet the Messiah?
Simeon and Anna waited to meet the Messiah at the temple in Jerusalem. When Mary and Joseph brought Jesus to the temple to present Him to the Lord, Simeon and Anna were both there and recognized Him as the fulfillment of God's promise.
Why did John the Baptist send two disciples to see if Jesus was the Messiah if he already knew?
More than any other early Christian writer, the author of Luke was a master of using repetition to confirm a story in the minds of his readers. He seems to have found that if he repeated the same information three times, in different circumstances, then his readers accepted it as the truth. Luke had Jesus associated frequently with John the Baptist, raising John to the status of a prophet, almost an equal of Elijah, but acknowledging Jesus to be greater. The references in chapter 7 enabled John once again to acknowledge Jesus as one greater than he, while seeking confirmation that Jesus was the Messiah, then the disciples repeated this message and finally Jesus summarised all his miracles that would indeed prove him to be the Messiah. The message, implicitly and explicitly, that Jesus truly was the Messiah was repeated three times in a short passage. This is evidence of a literary masterpiece.
