Messiah's Birth

At this point, we could include a complete mini-study inside a tour stop. But that would be too much material and what we need to do is alert you to important information that resides elsewhere within the WindowView.

First, let us recognize that not all our visitors may agree that God's true Messiah has already appeared.

In a previous tour stop we referred to a passage of Isaiah that uses the words 'virgin' and 'sign.' These are references to Messiah's birth. But we've included a lot of information about the Jewish Messiah for your study. Some of this includes the following:

1 - Numerous scriptural references can be lined up to create a Messiah Time Line
2 - Daniel's prophecy — also a time line — of 70 weeks of years places the Messiah at this point in time (see Chapter 15 in Part III of the Creator's Window)
3 - The Jewish High Holy Days have Messianic Parallel meanings (see the specific Time Line concerning Messianic parallels)
4 - Read a holiday message concerning the Jewish origin of the Messiah
5 - Another High Holy Day message concerning Passover is similarly a relevant source relating to the Messiah.
6 - Consider the 'Messiah Links' on the Evidences Page of the 'Jew and Gentile' area of WindowView. Each link brings up a scriptural reference to Messiah... some of which help to lock in the identity of the Messiah.
7 - There are numerous other sources outside of WindowView to provide the same kind of support. But let us also add one last comment here. The historical evidence for Messiah is also revealed to us from references in the writings of Josephus as well as the archaeological materials being unearthed today. The Scriptures alone are only a part of the evidence.

We strongly encourage your investigation of the materials and links cited above. While studies of global change and of our biological roots — ultimately the origin of our existence — is important, considering the substantive evidence for the appearance of the Messiah is critical to pulling together all of the elements of the WindowView. This deepens the view and relates to why we are seeking to develop the holistic view.

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