According to the Old Testament, Jesus is the Messiah.

I only tried to refute yours because, as I demonstrated, your refutations were faulty at best. And since you have chosen to wait in refuting my six prophecies, I don't really see that I need to build my case further. Which is quite the disappointment, but just for fun, here's a website for MORE unfulfilled Messianic Prophecy. http://christianthinktank.com... My first paragraph was to show the flaws in your reasoning. The debate title clearly demonstrates that we are talking about whether or not the Old Testament says Jesus is the Messiah, so the New Testament, which goes off the assumption that yes Jesus is the Messiah and also isn't the Old Testament, is kind of not important. So God is the Messiah? I am an atheist. The second installment is the New Testament. The Pope and Purgatory are beliefs or traditions of the Christian faith that are NOT found in the Bible. You say you can't know what God wants, but isn't that the very purpose of the Bible? Isn't that the foundation for your belief that gay marriage is bad? Unfortunately, that second link is for what the church taught, which isn't the same as what the Bible says. The Church also now accepts evolution, although you wont see it in the Bible. I believe one of the verses I gave was about the tree that could be seen from every place on the Earth, which is impossible on a round Earth. Unfortunately, that third link is about what the church taught, not what the Bible says. It even admits the Bible taught geocentrism. http://www.talkorigins.org... #1: Wow born of a woman, I guess every person that has even existed fulfills this prophecy. #3: Isaiah says that the child will be called Immanuel. So maybe we should worship him. If you would read my link, "young virgin" could just mean "young woman [1]." #4:Genealogy in the Bible is passed down from father to son, and Jesus didn't have a birth father. Number three contradicts with number four. #5: Same response. #6: Same response. #7: Same response. #8: God is most likely talking about Israel, not Jesus. #10: It seems contradictory to be the chosen one to save the world but also to be forsaken by God. I think you tried to respond to my question, but I also don't see where you actually responded to how it is logical other than just saying it is. Most books of the Bible are by anonymous writers after the death of Jesus. There are contradictions in what the writers say happened [2]. People converting to and out of a religion is not evidence for the truth of whatever religion they converted to. Certainty does NOT mean you are right. Changed lives does NOT mean you are right. These witnesses only appear in the Bible. Jesus Christ, again? Dying for a cause does NOT MAKE YOU RIGHT. It makes you DEAD. Bible Website: So you gripe me on using a website of bible verses. Smugness aside, I tried to use a website that listed all the different versions of the Bible, since there are so many. Seeing as this is a debate about the legitimacy of Jesus' claim of being the Messiah, and not which version of the Bible is most correct, I thought it best to not just list a verse. If this has offended all true Bible lovers out there that need real, authentic, outdated paper to understand the word of God in a world where computers are already the norm. Thanks.Sources: [1] https://www.biblegateway.com... [2] http://atheism.about.com...