Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1   |     Hebrews that Christ is the Messiah promised by the prophets.
 2 10,1| resurrection at which time the Messiah will come, reestablishing
 3 10,5|        deny He is the promised Messiah.~The Muslims also reject
 4 10,6|  strictly. Hope for a personal Messiah is replaced with the hope
 5 10,6|       Nazareth is the promised Messiah. Culturally and ethnically
 6 10,6|      by birth accepts Jesus as Messiah (that is, when one becomes
 7 10,6|      believe that Jesus is the Messiah cannot be considered Jews
 8 10,6|      association” style.~ ~The Messiah.~The Old Testament faith
 9 10,6|      that her son would be the Messiah. The reason that many Jews
10 10,6|     did not welcome him as the Messiah is because they had a different
11 10,6|  different concept of what the Messiah would be like and what he
12 10,6|      53 and Psalm 22) that the Messiah would suffer and die for
13 10,6|      risen Jesus was truly the Messiah who fulfilled all of the
14 10,6|        of Nazareth was not the Messiah.~Judaism, however, did remain
15 10,6|   forward to the coming of the Messiah and/or a messianic age of
16 10,6|   promised, I will believe the Messiah has come.”~ ~ ~ ~
17 13  | expressed the thought that the Messiah will come and will Himself
18 21,1|        about the advent of the Messiah: then, says the prophet,
19 22  |     was the expectation of the Messiah amid the people of Israel,
20 22  |         the expectation of the Messiah was the very soul of Old