The prophets include the psalms. The Lord Jesus said, "all things must be fulfilled, which were written in the law of Moses, and in the prophets, and in the psalms, concerning me."

Isaiah (7: 14) the prophet proclaimed Christ would be born of a virgin. Micah (5: 2) the prophet proclaimed the Savior would be born in Bethlehem. Daniel (9: 25) the prophet proclaimed the exact time the Savior would be born. Jeremiah (31:15) the prophet proclaimed that children would be massacred at the time of his birth (Mt 2: 17, 18). Isaiah (9: 1, 2) the prophet proclaimed those who sat in darkness in Galilee would see great light (Mt 4: 14-16). Zechariah (9: 9) the prophet proclaimed Christ would enter Jerusalem riding on an ass's colt (John 12: 12-14). In Psalm (41: 9) the prophet David declared he would be betrayed by his friend (Mk 14: 10). Zechariah (11: 12-13) the prophet proclaimed the Christ would be sold for thirty pieces of silver (Mt 26: 15). In Psalm (27: 12) the prophet David proclaims false witnesses would be set up against him (Mt 26: 60-61).

From our Lord’s silence when accused, his being smitten and spat upon, his being hated without a cause, men gambling for his coat, his sufferings in place of his people, his being crucified with sinners, his hands and feet being pierced, his being mocked of men, being given gall and vinegar to drink, his intercession for his enemies, to his pierced side, all was proclaimed by the prophets and all fulfilled by him.

Christ Jesus is the one of whom the law and the prophets bear witness. He did not come to destroy his law or the prophets but he fulfilled all that was written of him. Either sinners have to be willfully ignorant in turning a blind eye in rebellious unbelief or confess that it is so.