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How do we know Jesus is the prophet spoken of in Deuteronomy?

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Jesus fulfills the prophecy of the prophet like Moses by being the ultimate messenger of God's revelations.

The identification of Jesus as the prophet spoken of in Deuteronomy 18 is confirmed through multiple New Testament passages. When asked about his identity, John the Baptist emphasized that he was not the prophet, thus directing attention to Christ (John 1:19-28). Later, when Jesus performed miracles and taught with authority, the people began to recognize Him as the expected prophet, saying, 'This is that prophet' (John 6:14). These affirmations illustrate that Jesus not only fulfills the promise of a prophet like Moses but surpasses it. He is the complete revelation of God’s will and His message, ensuring that everyone who seeks truth finds it in Him alone. This connection between Deuteronomy and the New Testament highlights the continuity of God's plan for redemption through His chosen messenger.
Scripture References: John 1:19-28, John 6:14, Deuteronomy 18:15

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God's Prophet
Jim Byrd · Aug 4, 2024
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