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2 John 2; Ruth 2:3

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Jehovah repeatedly allayed the fears of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob that He would not keep His promise of the Messiah through them.

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Psalm 104:16; John 13:5

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God's Messianic promises to Daniel, Zacharias, Mary, and Joseph all came with the words "Fear not." Each time this pronouncement had to do with fear of the future.

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John 6:67; Luke 22:46

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The original language of the angelic announcement of Luke chapter 2 plainly declares that the One who was born in Bethlehem is both fully God and fully man.

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Hosea 14:4; John 16:15

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Jesus the Messiah came to redeem a people not only from among the Jews, but "out of every tribe and tongue and people and nation."

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2 Corinthians 5:14; Luke 24:38

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At His first advent the Messiah invaded Satan's territory at the head of an army of heavenly soldiers.