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Matthew 1:11 · BSB
1:11 and Josiah the father of Jeconiah and his brothers at the time of the exile to Babylon.
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You are listening to a message from Southwood Presbyterian Church in Huntsville, Alabama. Our passion is to experience and express grace. Go toMatthew chapter 1, 4 of them, remember? Yep. This is one we haven't seen for a while. We are looking this Christmas season at the birth of Jesus through the eyes of…
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…of life, referred to in John 6, 48, come to earth. From this city to town, a ruler will come to shepherd God's people. If you turn back with me toMatthew chapter 1, in verse 1 to 18, it says, this is how the birth of Christ, Jesus, the Messiah, come about. Jesus is the Messiah, a ruler who shepherds God's…
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…else, this is the man who's cut out. And as we'll see next week, it's Boaz's name that's going to continue. It's Boaz who's going to show up inMatthew chapter 1. And here. Because he was willing to raise up the name. And so we're not just left with sacrifice. Verses 11 and 12, we see the blessing that…
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…the good news. A gospel account with a genealogy just like that. Have a look. Let's turn to it. Let's look at Matthew 1. From the opening verse inMatthew chapter 1, Matthew calls Jesus, Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham. And then he quotes or lists 42 generations beginning with Abraham,…
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…Well, we can start making a list. I can't promise it will be 75, but there's a whole lot of them there. Where can I find them? Start reading withMatthew chapter 1. But I don't want to finish this series of studies just talking about our Sunday worship. I want us to pray this hymn out loud together. We won't…
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…want or you can just listen carefully. I'm going to give you two examples and I'm going to tell you every place else that he references Isaiah. SoMatthew chapter 1, this is verse 22 and 23. After Matthew's summary of the birth of Jesus, and here he's citing Isaiah 7, 14. All this took place to fulfill what the…
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…promises fulfilled. We have seen Abraham's offspring and how it has been a blessing to the whole world. How? Well, if you look in your own time atMatthew chapter 1, you can see Abraham's descendants written down. And the promise in Genesis chapter 3 verse 15, the promise of hope, and the promise here in…
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…believed that there would be a fulfilment of what was spoken to her from the Lord. And let's just quickly go across to Matthew, a parallel passage,Matthew chapter 1. We're just going to read from verse 18. Verse 18. Matthew chapter 1. Now the birth of Jesus Christ took place in this way when his mother Mary had…
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…is born king of the Jews? Both Matthew and Luke go to great lengths to help us understand that Christ came as king. They capture his genealogy inMatthew chapter 1and in Luke chapter 4. They trace the lineage of Jesus through the line of David. He was to be king or the rightful king through David. But then on…
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…I will send my own son, Jesus, as one of your descendants to save the world. And it is shown in the genealogy of Christ. You can look that up inMatthew chapter 1or in Luke chapter 3 and you can trace from the birth of Jesus to Abraham. So, to recap the threefold blessings, one, it was a numerical blessing,…
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…this, because all of these events paved the way for God's chosen king of the Old Testament, King David. But even more importantly, if you look atMatthew chapter 1and the huge genealogy that is there, we can see that Ruth is also mentioned in the genealogy of Jesus Christ. This little story of Ruth in one of…
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…overview of the gospel of Matthew showing how this theme goes through the whole book to put this statement in perspective. So flip back toMatthew chapter 1. Matthew begins, Matthew chapter 1 begins with a genealogy in three parts. The first part goes from Abraham to David the king. Second part, David…
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I would like you to turn in your Bibles this morning toMatthew chapter 1and pick up with me ! as we begin reading there in verse 18. Matthew chapter 1 beginning with verse 18. ! Now the birth of Jesus Christ took place…
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…will be a sign for you. You will find a baby wrapped in swaddling cloths and lying in a manger. And the words that the angel spoke to Joseph inMatthew chapter 1. She will bear a son and you shall call his name Jesus. For he will save the people from their sins. All this took place to fulfill what the Lord…
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…he's like, maybe we've translated it wrong. And they're like, no, this is amazing. They explained that up until that point, up until they got toMatthew chapter 1, they'd always thought that Jesus was kind of like a fairy, imaginary. Good stories, impressive. But now they could look at his lineage, they could…
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…born is in Ruth chapter 4 verse 18 and it's from Peres we go down and we go down and we get to Obed and Obed is the father of David we see back inMatthew chapter 1that Tamar is included in the genealogy of the Lord Jesus so significant because Tamar's a Gentile and an outsider and yet we see that the promise…
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…scriptures she sees salvation she grabs it with both hands she's there in the roll call of flawed but faithful saints in Hebrews 11 she pops up inMatthew chapter 1in the genealogy of Jesus she is one of the great grandmothers of King David Rahab's life was in disarray like most of ours to some extent or…
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…foundational to our faith. And last week's sermon was about a broad overview of the theology of the incarnation. This week, we are going to look toMatthew chapter 1, and we are going to pick up on one of the two particular Christmas stories. And I would imagine that many of you in your homes on the 25th days…
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…in a new covenant. And what will that covenant be like? Well, Matthew actually sort of lays the groundwork for it in his opening chapter. InMatthew chapter 1, verses 1 through 18, Matthew begins his account of the life of Jesus with a genealogy. In fact, if you have your Bible open, turn back there. It's page 807 in the Pew…
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I would like you to turn your Bibles this morning to the passage that we are going to study !Matthew chapter 1. We're going to be looking at verses 18 through 25, which brings to us one of the pieces of the Christmas story. I go back and forth on telling you…
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