Are any of these prophecies fulfilled by Jesus?

2 Peter 2:1 ....there will be false teachers among you,
who will secretly bring in destructive heresies....
and bring upon themselves swift destruction.Colossians 2:8 Beware lest anyone cheat you through philosophy and empty deceit, according to the
tradition of men, according to the basic principles of
the world, and not according to Christ.Hebrews 13:9 Do not be carried about with various
and strange doctrines.Ephesians 4:14 ...we are no longer to be children,
tossed here and there by waves and carried about
by every wind of of doctrine, by the trickery of men
by craftiness in deceitful scheming...2Timothy 3:16 ALL SCRIPTURE IS INSPIRED BY
GOD and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for
correction, for training in righteousness...Matthew 24:35 Jesus said: Heaven and earth will
pass away, but my words will not pass away.So guess what jar? Long after you are dead and
gone and your big mouth has been silenced, the
Word of God will still be marching on as it has
from day one and will continue to do till the final
day. The bible is by far the number one selling
book in all of history and by far the most loved
and the most read of any book ever written.Nothing you will ever say or do will put even the
slightest dent in the unchangeable truth of
THE WORD OF GOD

Yeah that's right Crashfrog. I am sick of
listening to all of you big mouths mocking
God and the Lord Jesus Christ.
I have never once seen jar get even one
single scripture right. He twists everything
he speaks about acting like he is a big
authority on the bible. He consistantly
calls God a liar and tries to act like he
knows God when he doesn't have the slightest
clue about the true and living God....so yeah, long after jar and the rest of us
are long gone the truth of God will go marching
on changing lives and saving souls. 100 years
from now not one thing any of you have said will
be remembered but not even one word of
God will pass away and none of you can
do anything about it.over & out Edited by AdminPD, : Warning

Most of you assume that since I didn't respond to the gospel according to jar that I am unable to validate claims that Jesus fulfilled prophecy. The only reason I even eluded to them to begin with was to encourage Meldinoor that his upcoming debate with Buzsaw could have a lot of content to sink his teeth into and not to give up on his faith just yet.I find it amusing that many of you who don't believe ANYTHING written in the bible has one iota of validity yet you are perfectly willing to give jar a pass to give his version as long as he opposes mainstream Christianity.I have come to understand that it is a complete waste of time to refute the opinions on this forum. No matter what I say there will be at least a half dozen of you who makes sure it gets buried in a sea of BS.A prophecy doesn't have to be in context with the entire paragraph it is encased in. That is one reason why so many like jar get it wrong.All of the scriptures I posted seem to be fulfilled by Jesus.
He was born of a virgin,He was born in Bethlehem, He rode into town on a donkey,He was beaten to a bloody pulp,
...... so-forth and so-on. I am not going to spend a bunch of wasted time trying to convince a group of God-bashers something they refuse to put their faith in....At any rate: Merry CHRISTmas to all !!
(written 2010 years after....)Edited by ICDESIGN, : No reason given.

...uh, sorry but NO it doesn't. The author doesn't even know he is speaking a prophecy at the time.
He is usually making a totally different point. Yes. When it isn't a prophecy, I totally agree with you.Respectfully,
IC

I can give some examples of what I'm talking about but first lets shift the spotlight to the one posing as the expert on scripture and the author of this thread.jar, you claim to be a devout Christian but all I ever see you doing is talking smack about the bible and its claims. You completely deny we are sinners in need of a Savior. Devout Christian?Do you believe their was prophecy written about Jesus Christ? If so show us what they are. What was Jesus referring to in Mark 14:49 when he said: " Every day I was with you in the temple teaching, and you did not seize Me; but this has taken place to fulfill the Scriptures."? (NAS)IC

Here we go with gospel according to jar again. The text does not say any of this. Again what the scripture clearly states in Mark 14:49 is ..."THIS HAS TAKEN PLACE TO FULFILL THE SCRIPTURES"!The Old Testament were the only scriptures there were at that time. Think about what you are saying jar. What happened earlier wasn't scripture yet. I was repeating your profession made on the testimony thread. I could look it up for you but as stated it is for another thread.

Mark was quoting what Jesus said. Mark was written from A.D. 50 to 70. Its obvious Mark wasn't referring to what Mark had written but what Jesus had said at the time before his crucifixion.It is plain to see Jesus was referring to what was about to happen. Nowhere in scripture does it ever say Jesus had a premonition either. He always spoke with authority. Never did he speak the words: "I think; maybe, might or could.Again in Mark 14:49 He spoke with absolute authority that what was taking place WAS fulfilling
scripture. Your feeble attempts to discredit what the scripture plainly and clearly states shows
your opinion is wrong and cannot be trusted.To call it a premonition proves my point that you are a false teacher and a deceiver as I have stated all along......and what ever your next posts are my answer is "your wrong"end of story