The Truth of Christianity / Being an Examination of the More Important Arguments For and Against Believing in That Religion

by W. H. Turton

CHAPTER XX.
THAT THE JEWISH PROPHECIES CONFIRM THE TRUTH OF CHRISTIANITY.

(A.) Isaiah's Prophecy of the Lord's Servant.

(1.) The historical agreement, very striking.

(2.) The doctrinal agreement, equally so.

(3.) The modern Jewish interpretation, quite untenable.

(B.) The Psalm of the Crucifixion.

(1.) Its close agreement, all through.

(2.) Two objections, unimportant.

(C.) The Divinity of the Messiah.

At least three prophecies of this; it is also involved in some hints as to the Doctrine of the Trinity.