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Many bible predictions that have come true:

Many people, across various faith traditions, believe that a substantial number of biblical prophecies have been fulfilled throughout history, citing this as evidence of the Bible's divine inspiration.

These prophecies generally fall into two main categories: those concerning the life of Jesus Christ and those detailing the fates of nations and cities."

Other prophecies relate to the rise and fall of ancient empires and cities, which are often supported by historical and archaeological records:

Fall of Babylon: Isaiah and Jeremiah prophesied the utter and permanent destruction of Babylon, specifying that it would be conquered by the Medes (Isaiah 13:17) and eventually become a desolate swampland, never to be inhabited again.

History records that Cyrus the Great of Persia conquered Babylon in 539 BCE, and the city fell into gradual ruin, eventually becoming the uninhabited ruins found today.

Destruction of Tyre: The prophet Ezekiel (6th century BCE) made specific predictions about the Phoenician city of Tyre, including that many nations would attack it, its stones and timber would be thrown into the sea, and the site would become a bare rock for spreading nets (Ezekiel 26:3-12).

Alexander the Great fulfilled this in 332 BCE by literally scraping the ruins of the mainland city into the sea to build a causeway to the island fortress, which led to the city's final demise.

Restoration of Israel: Prophets like Ezekiel and Jeremiah foretold that after being scattered across the world (the Diaspora), the Jewish people would one day be gathered back to their ancestral land and re-establish their nation (Ezekiel 36:24; Jeremiah 16:15).

Many see the establishment of the modern state of Israel in 1948 as a key fulfillment of this prophecy."

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It was of course argued that the predictions were actually written after the events.

Until the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered between 1947 and 1956... and they contained these writings dated to the correct period hundreds, and thousands, of years before the events.

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