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In word and in deed the Messiah, during His earthly ministry, was to reveal to mankind the glory of God the Father. Every act of His life, every word spoken, every miracle wrought, was to make known to fallen humanity the infinite love of God....

At His coming [the Jews] did not receive Him, because they had gathered a false idea as to the manner of His coming. This Jesus, a peasant and a carpenter, of obscure origin, the Son of God, the Messiah? It could not be.

The wise men are surprised to see no unusual interest upon the subject of the coming of the Messiah.... They marvel that the Jews are not interested and joyful in prospect of this great event of the advent of Christ.

… the Messiah, he ascribed to Him the title, “Prince of Peace.” When angels announced to the shepherds that Christ was born, they sang above the plains of Bethlehem …

… the Messiah....

… promised Messiah when He came in just the manner prophecies declared He would come. Here was a man, not professedly of Israel, who had not had the opportunities …

… the Messiah, He did nothing to effect John's release....

… the Messiah, but showed in what manner His kingdom was to be established.... Understanding more clearly now the nature of Christ's mission, he [John] yielded himself …

… the Messiah; and by joining the apostles, he hoped to secure a high position in the new kingdom....

… the Messiah, but he had not accepted Him as a Saviour. His character was not transformed; his principles were unchanged.