House Of David Research Paper

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Micah prophesied the birth of the Messiah in Bethlehem. Which the ruler of Israel came out Bethlehem which was King David who succeeded King Saul by God design he knew Saul would reject his word, so God rejected Saul as King (Samuel 1 15-23) so God got him a new King in David. Jesus was a descendant of David who was of the tribe of Judah. This prophecy was in the making ever since Abraham or you can say since the beginning of time since God is all-knowing. Before this prophecy could happen Joseph who descendant of David had to accept Jesus as his son. (Matthew 1 18-24 NIV) to fulfill the prophecy. The House of David was threatened because Jesus had to come from the lineage of Joseph of royal decent even thou Jesus was conceived through the virgin birth. In (Isaiah 7 13-15) King Ahaz was the head of The House of David which was portrayed as an evil king (2Kings 16-2) Ahaz was trying God patience so Isaiah addressed the house telling them 14Therefore the Lord himself will give you a sign: The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son and will call him Immanuel. God continuous prophecy through the Bible. …show more content…
Christians and non-Christians believed Jesus walk the Earth from Biblical scriptures. The accuracy and validity of the Bible will always be in questioned. Some non-believers do not accept the fact that a virgin (Mary) can be with child without conceiving. As Christian know God the Holy Spirit can make anything happen. I truly believe that Jesus died for our sins. 1Timothy2:5 ESV for there is one God, and there is one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus. Faith in the Lord Jesus Christ is the first principle of the Gospel. Believing in Jesus is a choice individual must make solely on their own. John the Baptist knew Jesus faith he said “Look the Lamb of God, who takes away the sins of the world! (John 1

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