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The 13 pages that link to Messiah, each with the reason it gives.

• JesusRelated: Christians identify Jesus as the Messiah, though Jewish expectations and Christian claims differ.

• Gospel of MarkRelated: Mark develops the question of Jesus’s messianic identity through the plot.

• ChristologyRelated: The title supplies a Jewish scriptural and historical context for claims about Jesus.

• EschatologyRelated: Messianic expectation links divine intervention with the transformation of history.

• Nativity of JesusRelated: Matthew frames Jesus’ birth as the fulfillment of messianic expectation.

• Kingdom of GodRelated: Many kingdom expectations concern the messianic ruler and the deliverance associated with him.

• Son of ManRelated: Some Gospel passages connect the Son of Man’s role with messianic expectation.

• DavidRelated: Later messianic expectations draw on the ideal of a ruler from David’s line.

• Palm SundayRelated: The entry story raises expectations about what kind of king Jesus is.

• Sabbatai ZeviRelated: Zevi’s proclamation depended on identifying himself with the Jewish expectation of a messiah.

• David (biblical king)Related: Later messianic expectation draws on the biblical promise of a ruler from David’s line.

• Road to Emmaus appearanceRelated: The disciples’ hopes and Jesus’ scriptural explanation turn on what the Messiah must suffer.