Are we doing this life?

No, this is, it's going to be recorded.

Okay, okay.

If I travel, it's really difficult to do the live stream

because I have all these plug-ins on an old Mac,

and it's just a big, it's a huge mess.

It's not worth explaining, but I'm trying to get to where I can do a live stream on the road with a new Mac, but it's a huge thing. It's been a long time. It's been a long time thing. But anyway, I welcome, everybody. This is Jay Dyer of Jay's analysis, and we are back with Serfam Hamilton who I'm sure you guys are

familiar with. We've had Serfim on a few times now. Actually going back many years, we discussed

Genesis many years ago. And then you recently came back and we covered a lot of typology,

a lot of issues relating to the importance of the Old Testament.

And today we're going to be talking about messianic prophecies. Why are these such a big deal?

Well, it's not just a matter of a few verses in the Old Testament that vaguely might predict Jesus.

But one thing that I've noticed in a lot of discussions and debates is that there's a

certain point where evidences have to come into play. And I believe that the dozens and dozens

and dozens of places in the Old Testament, not just a handful, but dozens, many, many,

maybe even hundreds of places in the Old Testament that specifically predict very

precise things, not totally vague, nostradankus level stuff where we're just making it up.

It might be about Jesus because it says there's a coming guy in the future.

No, really precise things.

When he would be born, under what empire, the removal of the temple, you know, all of these

things that would be seen as signs. And so there's no better person to talk to about this

than Servam Hamilton, one of my best favorite, mostest coolest, biblically studied biblical

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