Fulfilled

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Read & TellRead a passage aloud, then tell it back WordsWhat the old King James words mean

Written before, fulfilled after

The scriptures concerning him

Each thread runs from an Old Testament book to the New Testament book that quotes it. Tap a thread to see the pair.

Scripture: King James Version, public domain outside the United Kingdom. Every passage is taken from the KJV text file; each pair is one the New Testament itself calls a quotation or a fulfilment, with the words it uses to say so. Words the two passages share (three or more in a row) are underlined in both. Dates are approximate (c. stands for circa, “about”) and counted to Jesus' birth, c. 6 to 4 BC. The traditional date is shown; where scholars differ, “Why this date?” gives the other view and the sources. Tap a word with a dotted line to see what an old word means.