John Gill expounds on the magnificent names and titles of the Messiah found in the Old Testament, emphasizing their significance and the prophetic nature of these designations. He argues that titles such as 'Wonderful, Counsellor, the Mighty God, the Everlasting Father, and the Prince of Peace' from Isaiah 9:6 are exclusively applicable to Jesus Christ, the true Messiah, rather than historical figures like Hezekiah. Gill also highlights the prophetic implications of names like 'The Lord Our Righteousness' from Jeremiah 23:6 and 'The Branch' from Zechariah 6:12, asserting that these titles affirm the divine nature and mission of Jesus. He addresses objections from Jewish interpretations, reinforcing the belief that these prophecies point directly to Christ's identity and work. Ultimately, Gill concludes that the fulfillment of these prophecies in Jesus provides a foundation for Christian faith and understanding of the Messiah.