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  Of-course you are right, Neil, that the Prophets predicted the birth of the Messiah.
  Micah predicted he would be born in Bethlehem, but the time of his birth was not clear in Prophecy.
  
  It was known he would be born to the House of King David, but quite a number of Jews could trace back their family to David.
  
  Isaiah stated he would be born to a Virgin, but Mary Mother of Jesus did not tell everyone at the time that she had conceived by the Spirit.
  Joseph knew, Mary's cousin Elizabeth knew, but it was generally kept secret.
  
  When Jesus spoke to the crowds, he often did this in parables, but explained the meaning to his twelve disciples.
  He did not tell even them he was the Messiah until shortly before the Sacrifice.

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