Here is a complete outline of the eight major fulfilled prophecies presented in the video “Every Prophecy That Came True Explained”:

1. Destruction of Tyre (Ezekiel 26)

• Prophecy: Ezekiel predicts Tyre would be besieged by many nations, its walls torn down, debris thrown into the sea, and become a “bare rock” where fishermen spread nets.

• Fulfillment: Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon besieged mainland Tyre for 13 years, but survivors had moved to the island city. Centuries later, Alexander the Great scraped the mainland ruins and used them to build a causeway to the island, conquering it and fulfilling the prophecy in detail.preceptaustin+1

2. Fall of Jerusalem and the Temple (Jesus’ prophecy)

• Prophecy: Jesus, in the Gospels (e.g., Luke 21:6), foretold that the magnificent Temple would be completely destroyed, with “not one stone left upon another.”

• Fulfillment: In 70 AD, Roman armies under Titus destroyed Jerusalem and the Temple, dismantling it stone by stone, as witnessed not only in scripture but by historians like Josephus.aboutbibleprophecy+1

3. Suffering Servant (Isaiah 53)

• Prophecy: Isaiah, around 700 years before Jesus, predicted a “suffering servant” who would be rejected, pierced, silent in suffering, and associated in burial with the rich.

• Fulfillment: Christians see this as fulfilled in the crucifixion and death of Jesus—pierced, rejected, silent before his accusers, and buried in the tomb of the wealthy Joseph of Arimathea.gotquestions+1

4. Messiah Born in Bethlehem (Micah 5:2)

• Prophecy: The prophet Micah specified Bethlehem Ephratha as the birthplace of the Messiah, although it was a small, unimportant village.

• Fulfillment: According to the Gospels, Jesus was born in Bethlehem due to a Roman census, fulfilling this detailed prophecy.modernreformation+1

5. Fall of Babylon (Isaiah 13, Jeremiah 51)

• Prophecy: Isaiah and Jeremiah predicted Babylon’s fall and permanent desolation, specifying it would become a heap of ruins, never to be inhabited again.

• Fulfillment: Babylon fell to Cyrus the Persian in 539 BC, and despite various attempts at restoration throughout history—including by Saddam Hussein—it has remained in ruins, confirming the prophecy.jw+2

6. Return of Israel/Valley of Dry Bones (Ezekiel 37)

• Prophecy: Ezekiel’s vision of dry bones coming to life depicted the return and restoration of Israel as a nation.

• Fulfillment: After nearly 2,000 years of dispersion, Israel was re-established as an independent nation in 1948, widely interpreted by many as the fulfillment of this prophecy.wikipedia+1

7. Daniel’s Four Empires (Daniel 2, 7)

• Prophecy: Daniel interprets a dream (statue of metals and four beasts) to forecast successive empires: Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, and Rome, followed by a divided kingdom.

• Fulfillment: These four empires rose and fell in the exact order Daniel predicted, a point noted by both secular and religious historians.harvesthousepublishers+1

8. Betrayal for 30 Pieces of Silver (Zechariah 11:12-13)

• Prophecy: Zechariah foretold that the “shepherd” would be valued at 30 pieces of silver, which would be thrown into the house of the Lord and used to buy a potter’s field.

• Fulfillment: Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus for 30 pieces of silver, later threw the money into the temple, and the priests used it to purchase the potter’s field, meeting all specifics of the prophecy.wikipedia

This outline summarizes each prophecy, its scriptural origin, and the way it was fulfilled according to the video and supported by outside historical and biblical sources.