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Fourth Marker - Isaiah 52:13 to Isaiah 53:12

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Third Marker - Isaiah 40:4-9

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Second Marker - Isaiah 49:1-9

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First Marker - Isaiah 42:1-7

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Jesus of Nazareth Reversed the Order

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Volume 2 - Synopsis Map

In this second volume, we will be looking at God’s Promise Concerning His Servant . We will then follow the clues given in the Old Testament scriptures to unearth New Testament evidence of the fulfillment of those prophecies in and by the beloved Son of God in the flesh as Jesus of Nazareth. In the course of exploration and discovery, we will rely on the above map to keep our bearing.

Volume 5 14th Trailhead – 1st Trail

We are on the trail of Luke 22:37 . The trail is set in the context of the impending crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth as recorded in Luke 22:35-38 . Luke 22:37 explicitly and clearly interprets Isaiah 53:12 to be referring to Jesus of Nazareth being counted with criminals, as in dying the death of a criminal. This is yet another instance of the Bible interpreting the Bible. It categorically verified that the beloved Son of God in the flesh as Jesus of Nazareth had fulfilled the Isaiah 53:12 Messianic credential. It is also recorded in Matthew 27:38 that two robbers were crucified with the beloved Son of God as Jesus of Nazareth, one to His right, and the other, His left. In view of the above, the crux of Luke 22:37 is: “ Jesus of Nazareth was counted among criminals”

Volume 3 Eighth Treasury Deposit: Verification from Seventh Trailhead

We managed to find a whopping 27 golden nuggets while on the seventh trailhead of Isaiah 49:7 . Jesus of Nazareth was despised and hated but held in awe during His birth, public ministry and crucifixion. These 27 New Testament scriptures verified that Jesus of Nazareth had fulfilled each and every Isaiah 49:7 Messianic credential.

Volume 2 Isaiah 42:1 : 1st Trailhead – 2nd Trail – 1st Track – 3rd Checkpoint – 1st Path – 1st Station

We are now at the station of Hebrews 3:2 . It is set in the context of Jesus our High Priest as recorded in Hebrews 3:1-6 . To reiterate, Jesus is hidden in the Old Testament and revealed in the New Testament. In this connection, we can infer that Jesus was the antitype of Moses. An antitype refers to a person or thing represented or foreshadowed by a type or symbol; especially a figure in the Old Testament having a counterpart in the New Testament.

Volume 5 4th Trailhead – 4th Trail

We are now on the fourth and final trail of Romans 10:16 . It is set in the context of faith coming by hearing and hearing the message concerning Christ as written in Romans 10:14-17 . Just as in John 12:38 , Romans 10:16 puts on record the fulfilment of the rejection of the message of salvation through the Messiah as foretold in Isaiah 53:1 . As such, it leads back to the trailhead of Isaiah 53:1 . Hence, the substance of Romans 10:16 is: “ Israel rejects the message of salvation through Jesus of Nazareth”.

Volume 3 3rd Trailhead – 1st Trail – 2nd Track – 2nd Checkpoint – 1st Path

We are now on the path of Genesis 35:1 . The verse is also set in the context of Israel becoming a distinct nation as we have earlier seen. Here, God told Jacob to move to Bethel, which was in the Promised Land of Canaan. It immediately brings to mind Genesis 12:1-3 where God told Abram to leave his native country of Haran for Canaan. Again, in Genesis 26:1-6 , we see God telling Isaac to remain in Canaan. The crimson thread that ran through all these accounts was that the patriarchs took God at His word. They trusted God despite the circumstances with the end result of God establishing the Abrahamic Covenant with them. Contrast this with Numbers Chapters 13 to 14 . In those chapters, it was recorded that the Israelites refused to enter the Promised Land of Canaan. Although God had already planned out everything for the Israelites to enjoy in the Promised Land, they chose to go with what they saw rather than what God had promised. Does it no...

Volume 5 11th Trailhead – 3rd Trail

We are now on the third and final trail of 1 Peter 2:23 . It is also set in the context of Christ being our example as recorded in 1 Peter 2:21-25 . In 1 Peter 2:23 , we see that Jesus of Nazareth trusted God to be faithful. Jesus of Nazareth was the one and only human being on planet earth Who could trust God with all His heart, soul, strength, and mind. He is the Author and Perfecter of faith as written in Hebrews 12:2 and we ride on His faith. Jesus of Nazareth is the mustard seed faith that died and yielded a harvest of saved souls as recorded in John 12:24 . He is the mountain-moving faith as depicted in Matthew 17:20 and Luke 17:6 . When our hearts are fully established in the beloved Son of God Who came in the flesh as Jesus of Nazareth to be the Promised Messiah, the mountain-moving faith will be set in motion. That conviction does not come from what other people have said or are saying. It comes from seeing for...

Volume 5 11th Trailhead – 1st Trail – 1st Track

We are on the first track of Mark 15:42-47 . It is set in the context of the burial of Jesus of Nazareth as recorded in Mark 15:39-47 . From here, we see that it was Joseph of Arimathea who buried Jesus of Nazareth. He was a prominent member of the Jewish High Court. Being a respected member of the Jewish High Court, the fact that Joseph of Arimathea buried Jesus in a rich man’s tomb accentuated the innocence of Jesus of Nazareth. It was a proclamation that Jesus of Nazareth died innocently. Even Pilate the Roman governor had declared Jesus of Nazareth to be innocent as written in Luke 23:13-16 . The gist of this track is that: “A respected member of the Sanhedrin buried Jesus in his own tomb”.

Volume 4 - Conclusion Map

We have come quite a long way since we started to explore the third Marker of Isaiah 50:4-9 . Along the way, we found a total of 21 golden nuggets of New Testament scriptures that verified the fulfilment of the Isaiah 50:4-9 Messianic credentials by Jesus of Nazareth. Let us take a quick look at how much distance we have covered. From the Marker of Isaiah 50:4-9 , we began exploring each of the six trailheads in detail. The first trailhead of Isaiah 50:4 talks about the Promised Messiah being taught by God Himself. The trailhead ends of itself without any further leads. However, it brought to mind the second trailhead of Isaiah 49:2 from the Marker of Isaiah 49:1-9 . From there, we connected the dots and witnessed how Jesus of Nazareth had fulfilled the Messianic credentials of Isaiah 50:4 . The second trailhead of Isaiah 50:5 speaks of the absolute obedience of th...

Volume 5 Rest Break#1

We have covered quite a distance since we first began. Let us have a rest break and check to our map to keep our bearing. We have explored the first three trailheads of Isaiah 52:13 , Isaiah 52:14 and Isaiah 52:15 . While exploring the fourth trailhead of Isaiah 53:1 , we covered two of the four trails.

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