Jesus as Prophet: The Fulfilment of the Covenant

Vocabulary flashcards reviewing key terms, prophetic concepts, scripture references, and thematic roles from the 'Jesus as Prophet: The Fulfilment of the Covenant' transcript.

The Fortune Teller (Prophet Misconception)

The misconception that prophets are primarily clairvoyants (manghuhula) whose sole purpose is to predict exact future events.

The Spokesperson for God

Individuals called by God to interpret present situations, speak His words to the people, and constantly align the chosen people with the will of Yahweh.

Defending Moral Law

An Old Testament mission focused on calling the chosen people back to the established covenant and denouncing idolatry and infidelities, particularly among kings and rulers.

Interpreting the Present

An Old Testament mission where prophets acted as direct advisers to kings regarding political matters and private lives, warning of consequences when failing to live according to the covenant.

Promising Deliverance

An Old Testament mission of proclaiming ahead of time God's plan to send the awaited Messiah and zealously preparing the people for the Savior who would usher in the day of salvation.

Immanuel

A messianic title meaning 'God with us', as prophesied in Isaiah 7:14.

Prince of Peace

A messianic title described in Isaiah 9:6 as 'Wonder-Counselor, God-Hero, Father-Forever.'

John the Baptist

The Last Prophet who closed the Old Testament era and the Greatest Prophet who pointed out Jesus with total clarity, boldly preaching Him as the promised Messiah.

Conventional Teachers of the Time

Teachers during the time of Christ who strictly adhered to traditional interpretations of Scripture, relied on quoting past authorities, and focused heavily on ritual compliance.

Jesus the Prophet

The Ultimate Prophet who spoke with intrinsic, unprecedented authority, challenged conventional religious teachings, and presented a completely new way of looking at reality: The Kingdom of God.

Jesus' Signs and Deeds

Wonders and mighty works acting as concrete proof of His divine authority, confirming that the Father sent Him as the Savior.

Micah 5:2

The Old Testament prophecy declaring that the Messiah would be born in Bethlehem, which was fulfilled in Matthew 2:1.

Isaiah 7:14

The Old Testament prophecy stating that the Messiah would be born of a Virgin and called Immanuel, fulfilled in Matthew 1:22-23 and Matthew 1:23.

Climax of Prophecy (Martyrdom)

The ultimate self-giving sacrifice where Jesus expressed the absolute authenticity of His love to the Father by dying for the sins of humanity while remaining entirely faithful to His mission.

The Gospel of St. Matthew

A Gospel written around 41-50 AD to fellow Jewish people, designed specifically to link Jesus' actions directly to ancient scriptures.

The Modern Believer

The continuation of salvation history who, through Baptism, is called to proclaim the good news, be a messenger of God's Word, and live a holy life in service to others.