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Matthew 1:10 · BSB
1:10 Hezekiah was the father of Manasseh, Manasseh the father of Amon, Amon the father of Josiah,
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…the way that we view or understand our own circumstances and suffering? Turn with me back a few chapters in Matthew, if you're still there, toMatthew chapter 1. Brian was sharing about the names of God earlier in the service. Well, this is another. Matthew 1, 23. Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear…
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…is from the tribe of Judah and God plants in Nehemiah's heart the task of tracing the promised seed. This is supremely the case when you look atMatthew, chapter 1, luke, chapter 3, with the coming of the Christ child, a descendant of Abraham, and the prophesied lion of the tribe of Judah, lion of the tribe of…
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…hope for you and for all of us because Jesus Christ our bridegroom is also our redeemer contained within the genealogy of Jesus our savior inMatthew chapter 1is not one prostitute but two prostitutes in the ancestry of Jesus Tamar who prostituted herself and Rahab the prostitute in the book of Hosea in…
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…this Davidic king. They call him Messiah or Christ. And then the New Testament comes along and identifies this Davidic king as Jesus of Nazareth.Matthew chapter 1and verse 1. Jesus is called the son of David. The son of Abraham. The son of Adam. John writes that he's the only begotten son of God. For God so…
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…was with God, and the Word was God. Then he tells us in verse 14 of that chapter that the Word became flesh and dwelt among us. Or you can turn toMatthew chapter 1and read about the genealogy of Jesus, how he's a descendant of Abraham through the line of David, the Messiah of Israel. But this morning, I don't…
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…Now, this was immediately fulfilled in the birth of Moher Shalel Hasbaz, who was born to King Ahaz and his wife. But it's also quoted again inMatthew chapter 1as a prophetic announcement about the birth of Christ, and a virgin would conceive and bear a child, and you will call his name Emmanuel. So…
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…important. Ray Pritchard says this. He said, we routinely skip genealogies. If you're reading your Bible, how many of you all kind of skip overMatthew 1 verses 1 through 17? We all kind of, the begats get a little tedious. So let me go down to verse 17. He says, so we want to get to the good stuff. But the Jews of the…
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…his mother points us forward to another visit by an angel to another mother. You may be wondering why we read the Christmas story this morning fromMatthew chapter 1and that's the reason because Samson tells us there is something more that we need. We're told in verse 5 here he's going to begin to save Israel.…
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…pastor, simon Matthew is written in a very interesting way because from chapter 1 to chapter 4, he's talking about the arrival of the kingdom,matthew. Chapter 1to verse 4 the arrival of the kingdom, matthew. Chapter 5 To verse 7, he's talking about the message of the kingdom. And that is why in chapter 5…
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…He is the father of Jesse, the father of David. As we know, the New Testament lists only five women in the genealogy of Jesus, and in verse 5 ofMatthew, chapter 1, he mentions two of those women. Both of them were foreigners. One of them was a harlot by the name of Rahab. The other one was Ruth who, as we've…
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…the Holy Spirit to speak to us and maybe even write down some things that jump out at you. As we read through this today, our assigned passage isMatthew chapter 1. This is a record of the ancestors of Jesus, the Messiah, a descendant of David and of Abraham. Abraham was the father of Isaac, Isaac was the…
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…means. This Old Testament word from the prophet Isaiah that Daniel read earlier. This word Emmanuel means God with us. And our gospel reading inMatthew chapter 1picks it up and says the birth of Christ fulfills this prophecy in Isaiah chapter 7 that there will be a child born called God with us. And if you…
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…familiar passage? Of the Christmas story, and so we've been looking at just the first two chapters from the gospel Matthew and so in the first oneMatthew chapter 1We saw how the God of the scriptures is the God of hope and we saw that through the genealogy of Jesus Then we move forward and we looked at verses…
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…everything. Christ changes everything. Christmas changes everything. A new government was established in my heart. So now turn in your Bibles toMatthew chapter 1. And we pick up the Christmas story in Matthew 1 18. See, I needed a new government in my life. I needed a new king in my life. I needed…
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…the past, all of 2023. But this morning, as we consider the birth of Christ, we're going to read the birth story of Jesus. And our passage will beMatthew chapter 1, the whole thing. So pray for me as I read Matthew chapter 1. And if you found that in your Bibles, if you would, let's stand together in honor of…
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…about to happen to you, son, so you better get ready, right? And so he tells him this incredible truth, the angel quoting a prophecy from Isaiah inMatthew chapter 1, where he says, and his name, when you name him, when you call him, and there he's talking about the character of who the child would be. He says,…
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…when we read the book of Matthew. And so in Matthew chapter two, we'll go ahead and read. It says. And Jesus was already born. Again, we studiedMatthew chapter 1, uh, in the last two weeks. So we're gonna do, uh, finish up chapter 2 this week and next week. And so it says, After Jesus was born in Bethlehem…
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…would bring him glory in the worst parts. And so when I look at Joseph, I see somebody who had hard choices. Right, let's turn our Bibles to uhMatthew chapter 1, and we're gonna go to verses 18. So when you get there, give me an amen. All right, y'all fast, y'all fast. All right, so it says this. Now the…
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…have uh that uh quota here uh this morning, as well as with those who are online with us. In the first week of Advent, we looked at Isaiah 7.14 inMatthew chapter 1, the dawn of redeeming grace. We saw that the promise of Isaiah 7 was a sign, a son, and a savior. And that was echoed and reinforced and shown to…
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…us was a Savior? What does that say about us? What does God think that we need to be saved from? And I want to turn your attention to the Gospel ofMatthew chapter 1because God there comes to Joseph in a dream and He reveals some truth to Joseph and He says to Joseph in chapter 1 verse 20, He says, Don't be…
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