The Undisputable Prophecy of Jesus. Isaiah 9:6-7; Luke 1:26-33We are in the Christmas season. It is a time designed to commemorate the birth of the Lord Jesus Christ, the very Son of God, in to this lost world. We who know Him seek to honor Him during this season, but the world reacts in a very different way. Either they ignore Him outright, refusing to say “Merry Christmas”, or to use His name. Or, they blaspheme Him by using His name to make money for themselves.All around there are Christmas trees, nativity scenes, lights and all the other trappings of Christmas. Cards are sent that represent His birth. Gifts are given because He was the greatest gift ever given. Still, most people have no idea Who Jesus Christ truly is. Isaiah leaves us no doubt as to the identity of the child mentioned in these verses. He leaves us no doubt as to the identity of the baby born in Bethlehem all those years ago.The Undisputable prophecy of Jesus.Isaiah 7:14—Isaiah prophesies that a pure young woman will give birth to God’s son. Matthew 1:18–23—Isaiah’s prophecy is fulfilled. Isaiah 9:6—Isaiah prophesies that Jesus Christ will come as a baby; Jesus is described by several names. Micah 5:2—Micah prophesies that Jesus will be born in Bethlehem.If you were a Jew in Israel at the time of Jesus, you were waiting for the long-expected Messiah promised in God’s word. You would have been familiar with the book of Isaiah which is rich in Messianic prophecies. In the first 3 chapters of Luke we find prophecies of Christ from Isaiah fulfilled.This is God reaching out to us to assure us Christ is the Savior he has sent. In Luke 4, Jesus begins his ministry, in fulfillment of Scripture.