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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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…yet one person. At one time, when I started to work on my sermons for Christmas Eve and Christmas morning, I was actually going to do a sermon onMatthew chapter 1, 1 to 17. Which is just before the Matthew's account of the birth of Jesus. And, and I was going to, because here's the thing I got from Tim…
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…our purpose, our passion, our pursuit, because he's worthy of it all. I'll just read one verse to you here in a moment. We're going to read out ofMatthew chapter 1. But Matthew's gospel tells the telling of the birth of Christ through a little bit different narrative and a little different way than what we see…
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…going through a few different song titles. I talked a few weeks ago from the narrative in Luke about the Christmas story. I talked last week inMatthew, chapter 1, and today we'll be in Matthew, chapter 2. We'll go through the first few verses in a little while. But as I was praying about what I wanted to…
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…that there is a miracle, a miraculous conception for the Lord Jesus Christ. If you've got a Bible, make no mistake about it. Look at verse 19 ofMatthew chapter 1. It's on, I don't know what page it's on, but you can find it. Matthew chapter 1, and right at the start of verse 18, it says, Now the birth of…
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…at the text. And then give me a little holler, a little louder than normal because I can only hear you a little bit out of this ear as we go toMatthew chapter 1. Thank you. I heard you. That's good. Keep that up when I can hear because then I'll hear it even better. Okay. Matthew chapter 1. It's verse 18.…
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…what we can kind of come to understand the word engaged in our culture right now. We can we can know that they're legally married because in inMatthew chapter 1, which I'm, I don't have up here. But in Matthew chapter 1, we see that that Joseph is planning a quiet divorce when he finds out that Mary is…
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…the same manner that the prophets have spoken that he would be born and he comes from the line of Abraham just as the prophet said that he would.Matthew chapter 1. We see that genealogy there in Matthew chapter one verse one. Your subtitle above the text says something to the degree of the genealogy of Jesus…
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In your Bibles this morning toMatthew chapter 1. Matthew chapter 1. I love Christmas and I love everything about it. And I grew up in Indiana and it was almost a guarantee that you were going to…
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…brings a set of familiar, somewhat predictable gifts, you know, Christmas sermons often are come with predictable text as well. Like we often useMatthew chapter 1, Luke chapter 1 and 2, Isaiah chapter 9. And by the way, these are powerful texts that should be preached. But today I'm going to preach from a…
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…no king. Just the word became flesh. Merry Christmas. Well, today, I'm not going to do John's account. I'd like to ask you to turn to Matthew's.Matthew chapter 1. We have an opportunity this morning to consider a very familiar story from the perspective of a key player whom I would argue is often overlooked.…
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…in front of you. You can pull out the Bible app on your phone. Whatever works for you. But let's get everybody looking at a copy of God's word.Matthew chapter 1. For sake of time, I'm going to go ahead and read as you're turning. We're going to begin in verse 18 and read down through verse 25. The birth of…
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…Christmas isn't a reason to believe in God. Now, that's one possible story, but we see another possible story in our gospel passage this morning inMatthew chapter 1, where we are introduced to somebody named Emmanuel. Emmanuel, this name that comes from a prophecy in Isaiah chapter 7, a name that means God with…
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…us. At that time he came. There was not so much power, there was not so much pomp. But when he came, he came as a baby. Let me read these verses inMatthew chapter 1from verse 18. Because that was his entry, coming and bringing the presence of God to humanity. The Bible says this is how the birth of Jesus, the…
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…Turn back around. Get off stage. Paul, Thank you. I think we got a competition going on. Well, Merry Christmas, Inglewood, take your Bibles turn toMatthew chapter 1. I will be there with you eventually. Let me share just a couple of words. Thank you so much for being here, braving the weather and sickness and…
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…a a virgin was going to conceive and bear a son and they shall call his name Emmanuel, which means God with us. And you can find a, a genealogy inMatthew chapter 1of of all those names if you want to go through all of that. But the Son, this offspring, the he is preserved throughout all Scripture. In fact,…
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…And it's fun to see names that you recognize. I find it fascinating that Matthew, in the very beginning of the Gospels, turn with me toMatthew chapter 1. I find it fascinating that Matthew begins his account of all of this with 17 verses of genealogy. 17 verses of begats, a family tree, a long…
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…I won't ask for a show of hands who it was, but I will ask this morning, though. So would you stand with me as we read the text for today fromMatthew chapter 1? We're going to read verses 18 through 25, or I will read them. Hear the word of the Lord this morning. This is how the birth of Jesus, the…
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…of weeks and on Christmas Day, we're going to think about the Cummings of Christ. [SPEAKER_01]: And so this morning, if you would turn with me toMatthew chapter 1. [SPEAKER_01]: Matthew chapter 1, I'm going to be reading beginning in verse 18. [SPEAKER_01]: Matthew 1, [SPEAKER_01]: verse 18 with the goal in…
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…there and go, I can't pronounce those words, therefore I need to skip over it. Nathan not only did a great job of pronouncing the names there inMatthew chapter 1, but walking us through how generation after generation after generation, God proved his heart for us and, and, and what Christmas is really about…
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…came to save us from a greater problem, save his people from a greater problem. As a matter of fact, in Matthew's account of the Christmas story,Matthew chapter 1, an angel appears to Joseph. You remember this? And he said, here's what he says about this child that Mary is pregnant with. Matthew 121. She will…
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