Where Christians See Jesus in the Hebrew Scriptures A 3-Page Guide to Prophecy, Foreshadowing, and Jewish-Christian Interpretation

Where Christians See Jesus in the Hebrew Scriptures | 3-Page Bible Study Chart

Help students explore how Christians connect Jesus with passages from the Hebrew Scriptures while also respecting each text’s original historical setting and continuing Jewish interpretation.

This colorful, three-page printable reference guide compares major passages that Christians often understand as prophecy, fulfillment, or foreshadowing of Jesus. Rather than presenting only one interpretation, each chart places three important perspectives side by side:

• The passage’s original historical context
• How Judaism commonly understands the text
• How Christians commonly connect the passage with Jesus
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What’s Included

Three full-color printable charts featuring 24 major biblical passages:

1. Torah and Historical Books
2. Includes the seed of the woman, Abraham’s blessing, the binding of Isaac, the Passover lamb, the bronze serpent, a prophet like Moses, the Davidic covenant, and God’s anointed king.
3. Psalms and Isaiah
4. Includes the suffering righteous person, the eternal priest, the rejected stone, Immanuel, the Prince of Peace, the shoot from Jesse, the one who prepares the way, and the suffering servant.
5. Later Prophets and Writings
6. Includes the anointed bearer of good news, the righteous branch, the son called from Egypt, the Bethlehem ruler, the Son of Man, the humble king, the one pierced, and the promised messenger.
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Perfect For

• Biblical studies classes
• Jesus and the Gospels courses
• Hebrew Scriptures or Old Testament units
• Christian schools
• Religious education and faith formation
• Sunday school and youth ministry
• Homeschool Bible study
• Interfaith learning
• Confirmation preparation
• Middle school and high school students
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Why Teachers Will Love It

The side-by-side format helps students move beyond proof-texting and recognize that biblical passages can be interpreted differently across religious traditions.

Students can compare context, Jewish interpretation, and Christian interpretation without losing sight of the text’s original meaning. The bright visual format also makes complicated material easier to organize, discuss, and remember.

Use these pages as:

• Classroom handouts
• Bible study reference sheets
• Lesson supplements
• Review guides
• Wall displays
• Discussion starters
• Independent study resources

This resource is especially helpful when teaching messianic prophecy, biblical foreshadowing, typology, the relationship between the Hebrew Scriptures and the New Testament, and responsible interpretation.

This is a digital download. No physical product will be mailed.

Give students a thoughtful, visually engaging way to examine where Christians see Jesus in the Hebrew Scriptures while learning why historical context and Jewish interpretation still matter.