I apologize for the formatting, but with a little effort you can see the OT prophecy on the left, the prophecy next and the NT fulfillment on the right. There are 108 here, which is only about 1/3 of the prophecies, but many are repeated.

Old Testament Prophecy New Testament Fulfillment

A. The Messiah's Lineage

Gen 9:26 1) From the Shemite Branch of humanity. Luke 3:36
Gen. 12:3 2) Through Abraham. Matt. 1: 1
Gen 17:21 3) Through Abraham's son, Isaac. Luke 3:34
Gen 28:14 4) Through Isaac's son, Jacob. Luke 3:34
Gen. 49:8 5) Through the tribe of Judah. Luke 3:33-34
lsa. 11:1 6) Through the family of Jesse. Luke 3:32
Jer. 23:5 7) Through the house of David Luke 3:31-32

B. The Messiah's Birth & Childhood

Gen 49:10 1) Timing of birth. According to the Talmud, in about 7AD the Ro-
mans removed the power of the Sanhedrin Council in Judah to
pronounce the death penalty - thus the scepter (power) passed
from Judah. Jesus had been born in 4BC, during the reign of
Herod (Matt.2:1), so "Shiloh" (a Messianic title) had come shortly
before the scepter departed - just as prophesied.
Micah 5:2 2) Place of Birth. Matt. 2:1
1 sa. 9:6 3) Born in the flesh. Luke 2:11
Isa. 7:14 4) Born of a virgin. Luke 1:34-35
1 sa. 7:1 4 5 )Divine name. Matt. 1:21
Ps. 72:10-11 6) Presented with gifts at birth. Matt. 2:1-12
Jer. 31:15 7) Infants massacred. Matt. 2:16
Hosea 1 1: 1 8) Sojourn in Egypt. Matt. 2:14-15
Isa. 11:1/53:4* 9) Reside in Nazareth. Matt. 2:23
1 sa. 53:2 10) Grow up in obscurity and poverty. Mark 6:3
Isa. 11:1 1 1) Spirit-filled and anointed from birth. Luke 2:46-47

*Matthew's reference is uncertain. Some believe it is derived from Isa. 53:4 where the Messiah is referred to as a pain bearer.
The word for pain here Is 'natzri'. Others say Matthew is referring to lsa. 1 1:1 where the Messiah is referred to as a 'neser' - that is, a "branch" of Jesse.

C. The Messiah's Life and Ministry

lsa. 40:3 1) Preceded by a prophet who would prepare His way. Matt. 3:1-3
lsa. 42:1 2) Receive a special anointing by the Holy Spirit. Luke 3:22
Gen. 3:15 3) Do battle with Satan. Matt. 4:1
Ps. 91:11 4) Receive the ministry of angels. Matt. 4:1 1
Isa. 9:1 5) Ministry centered In Galilee. Matt. 4:13
lsa. 42:2 6) Unpretentious ministry. John 6:15
Isa. 53:2 7) Power of ministry not based on personal appearance. Matt. 7:28-29
Ps. 40:9 8) Preacher. Matt. 4:17
Ps. 78:2 9) Teacher in parables. Matt. 13:34-35
Deut. 18:15,18 10) Prophet. Matt. 21:11
lsa. 33:22 1 1) Judge. John 5:30
lsa. 11:2 12) Miracle worker. John 3:2
Ps. 109:4 13) Man of Prayer. Luke 18:1
Ps. 22:9-1 0 14) A Man whose reliance and trust is in God. John 5:19
Ps. 40:8 15) A Man of obedience. John 4:34
lsa. 11:2 16) A Man of knowledge, wisdom and understanding. Matt. 13:54
lsa. 11:2 17) A Man of counsel. John 3:1,4
Zech. 9:9 18) Humble in spirit. Phils. 2:8
Ps. 145:8 19) Patient. I Tim. 1:16
Ps. 103:17 20) Loving and merciful. John 15:13
Ps. 69:9 21) Zeal for God's house in Jerusalem. John 2:14-16
I sa. 61:1-2 22) Proclaim a Jubilee. Luke 4:17-21
Isa. 61:1 23) Preach the Gospel to the poor. Matt. 11:4-5
lsa. 61:1 24) Comfort the broken hearted. Matt. 11:28
Isa. 61:1 25) Proclaim liberty to captives. Matt. 8:16
I sa. 42:3 26) Minister to broken lives. Luke 5:30-31
lsa. 53:5 27) Heal the sick. Matt. 8:16-17
Isa. 35:5-6 28) Heal those with special afflictions. Matt. 11:4-5
Ps. 69:4 29) Hated without cause. John 15:24-25
Ps. 69:7-8 30) Despised and rejected by His own people, the Jews. John 1: 1 1
Isa. 29:13 31) Rejected by the Jews due to exaltation of tradition. Mark 7:6-8
Ps. 8:2 32) Praised by babes and infants. Matt. 21:15-16
lsa. 49:6 33) Offered to the Gentiles. John 1:12
Hosea 2:23 34) Accepted by the Gentiles. Acts 28:28

D. The Messiah's Nature

Mic. 5:2 1) Eternal. John 1:1
I sa. 9:6 2) Divine. John 10:30
Ps. 8:5 3) Human. John 1:14
Ps. 2:7 4) Son of God. Matt. 3:17
Dan. 7:13 5) Son of Man. Matt. 8:20
Ps. 2:2 6) Christ, the Anointed One. Luke 2:10-11
Ps. 110:1 7) Lord. John 13:13
Isa. 11:2-3 8) God centered. John 17:4
Isa. 5:16 9) Holy. John 6:69
Isa. 53:11 10) Righteous. Acts 7:52
Ps. 89:1-2 11) Faithful and true witness. Rev. 3:14
lsa. 42:1 12) Servant of God. Phils. 2:6-7
Ps. 23:1 13) A loving shepherd. John 10:11
Isa. 53:7 14) A sacrificial lamb. John 1:29
lsa. 53:4-6 15) A sin bearer. I Pet. 2:24
1 sa. 53:1 0 16) A guilt offering. Heb. 9:13-14
lsa. 42:6 17) Embodiment of God's Redemptive Covenant. John 22:20

E. The Messiah's Death

Dan. 9:25-26 1) Timing of death. The prophecy states that the Messiah
will die 69 weeks of years (483 yrs.) after the edict
is issued to rebuild Jerusalem. The edict was issued by
Artaxerxes in 445 BC, and 483 lunar years later, Jesus
was crucified in Jerusalem.
Zech. 9:9 2) Triumphal entry into Jerusalem. John 12:12-15
lsa. 53:3,11 3) Experience profound grief and agony. Matt. 26:37-38
Ps. 41:9 4) Betrayal by a friend who would eat with Him. Matt. 26:20-21
Zech. 11:12 5) Betrayal for 30 pieces of silver. Matt. 26:14-15
Zech. 11:13 6) Disposition of the betrayal money. Matt. 27:3,5-7
Zech. 13:7 7) Forsaken by His disciples. Matt. 26:55-56
Ps. 35:11-12 8) Accused by false witnesses. Matt. 26:59
1 sa. 53:7 9) Silent before His accusers. Matt. 27:14
Isa. 50:6 10) Spat upon. Matt. 26:67
Mic. 5:1 11) Stricken. Matt. 26:67
1 sa. 50:6 12) Scourged. Matt. 27:26
lsa. 52:14 13) Face beaten to a pulp. Matt. 27:30
Isa. 50:6 14) Beard plucked. There is no specific recorded fulfillment
of this prophecy, but it was likely one of the tortures
inflicted upon Jesus by the soldiers.
Isa. 50:6 15) Humiliated. Mark 15:17-19
Ps. 22:15 16) Physical exhaustion. Luke 23:26
Ps. 22:16 17) Crucified. Luke 23:33
lsa. 53:12 18) Identified with sinners. Mark 15:27
Ps. 22:6-8 19) Object of scorn and ridicule. Luke 23:35-39
Ps. 22:15 20) Experience thirst. John 19:28
Ps. 69:21 21) Given vinegar to drink. Matt. 27:48
Ps. 38:11 22) Friends stand far away. Luke 23:49
Ps. 22:17 23) Stared at. Luke 23:35
Ps. 22:18 24) Clothing divided among persecutors. John 19:23
Ps. 22:18 25) Lots cast for robe. John 19:23-24
Amos 8:9 26) Darkness at noon. Matt. 27:45
Ps. 22:1 27) A cry of disorientation due to separation from God. Matt. 27:46
Ps. 109:4 28) Pray for persecutors. Luke 23:34
Ps. 22:31 29) A cry of victory. John 19:30
Ps. 31:5 30) Voluntary release of spirit. Luke 23:46
Ps. 34:20 31) No bones broken. John 19:32-33
Zech. 12:10 32) Pierced in the side. John 19:34
Ps. 22:14 33) Death by a broken heart. John 19:34#
Isa. 53:9 34) Buried in a rich man's grave. Matt.27:57-60

*The phrase, "He has performed it," literally means, "He has finished it.'
#The separation of the blood and water is a sign of a ruptured heart.

F. The Messiah's Resurrection and Ascension

Ps. 16:10 1) Resurrection. Mark 16:6
Ps. 68:18 2) Ascension. Acts 1:9
Ps. 110:1 3) Exaltation at the right hand of God. Mark 16:19
Ps. 110:4 4) Serve as a High Priest. Heb. 6:20
Ps. 2:1-2 5) Continue to be despised by the nations. I John 5:19


Jeffrey