this took place to fulfill
Matthew marks the virgin conception as fulfillment of prophetic Scripture.
The fulfillment formula marks an event as corresponding to Scripture, promise, or prophetic pattern.
The fulfillment formula marks an event as corresponding to Scripture, promise, or prophetic pattern.
A citation or formulaic statement that presents an event, especially in the life of Christ, as the divinely intended filling-up of earlier Scripture or prophetic pattern.
These examples show how Fulfillment Formula and Scripture-Correspondence functions in biblical language, rhetoric, poetry, prophecy, narrative, or theological imagery.
this took place to fulfill
Matthew marks the virgin conception as fulfillment of prophetic Scripture.
this was to fulfill
The exodus-pattern return from Egypt is framed as fulfilled Scripture.
then was fulfilled
Rachel's lament is applied to the slaughter connected with Messiah's infancy.
so that what was spoken ... might be fulfilled
Nazareth language is placed under prophetic correspondence.
so that what was spoken ... might be fulfilled
Jesus' Galilean ministry is read as Isaiah's light dawning.
this was to fulfill
Jesus' healings are connected with the servant's burden-bearing.
this was to fulfill
Jesus' quiet servant ministry is interpreted through Isaiah.
this took place to fulfill
The triumphal entry is linked to the king coming on a donkey.
the Scriptures ... might be fulfilled
Jesus frames the arrest as occurring under scriptural fulfillment.
this was to fulfill the Scripture
The division of garments is explicitly connected with Scripture.
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