In this chapter, Jesus fulfilled at least three of the six quoted Old Testament scriptures, in my point of view. He is the Lord of all, for He is the only Teacher, Lord, or, as some called Him, a Prophet who fulfilled prophecies. Looking through history, no one else has come and performed miracles, died without being guilty of a crime, or quoted and acted on what was referred through centuries prior to His coming.

Stay close to Him, for He is the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end. This eternal nature, unique to Him, assures us of his omnipresence. He guided his disciples to write about these things, including future events, as revealed in Revelation, written by God through The Holy Spirit and seen by the apostle John in the heavens.

He fulfilled these prophecies because He knew us and wanted us to recognize His Lordship and rest in Him. He was in the past; He is present now through the Holy Spirit and will come for the second time to take us home. He is aware of our past life and does not shame us, for He can clean all of our messes and make us white as snow.