Christian Prophecies

To Christians, he is the Christ, the Son of God, the savior of the world
To Muslims, he is a revered prophet, born of a virgin, but not God's Son
To Jews, he was a teacher who didn't fulfill messianic prophecies
To secularists, he was perhaps a wise moral teacher, but nothing more

According to the Bible, God made several promises about the Christ.

If Jesus is the Christ, it changes everything. How we understand God, ourselves, history, and our eternal destiny.

These propehcies prove that Jesus was the promised Christ (Messiah). Jews or secular critics either does not consider it as a messianic prophecy. Often these prophecies are general promises which is not exlusive to Jesus only and may also be attributed to another king or anothe entity like the nation Israel in general.

Scripture	Description	Apostles
Genesis 22:18	All nations would be blessed through Abraham's offspring (Jesus?)	Acts 3:25-26; Galatians 3:16
Numbers 21:8-9	The bronze serpent lifted up to heal Israelites from snakebites	John 3:14-15
Psalm 21	Royalty, glory and favour on the King (Jesus?)	-
Psalm 91:11-12	God will protect the Jesus with Angels	Matthew 4:5-7
Isaiah 6:9-10	People would hear but not understand	Matthew 13:14
Isaiah 7:14	The virgin birth of Immanuel (Jesus?)*	Matthew 1:23
Isaiah 8:13	the Lord would be a sanctuary to some but a stone of stumbling to others	Romans 9:32-33; 1 Peter 2:4-8
Isaiah 28:16	God laid the Foundational Stone in Zion (Jesus?)	Romans 10:3-11; 1 Peter 2:6-8
Isaiah 40:3	The "Voice in the wilderness" (John preparing Jesus' ministry?)	Matthew 3:3; Luke 3:4
Isaiah 52:7	The messenger of peace (Jesus?)	Romans 10:15
Isaiah 65:1	A nation not called God	Romans 10:20
Jeremiah 30:12-21	Predicts a prince (Jesus?) authorized to approach God	Hebrews 4:14-16, 7:25, 10:19-22
Hosea 6:2	Christ will be resurrected on the third day	Matthew 28:1-6; 1 Corinthians 15:4
Hosea 11:1	Out of Egypt (Jesus' family?)	Matthew 2:13-15

According to the New Testament apostles or Jesus himself, these prophecies had at least been partially fulfilled.