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Matthew 1:12 · BSB
1:12 After the exile to Babylon: Jeconiah was the father of Shealtiel, Shealtiel the father of Zerubbabel,
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…have been odd to say the least to Moses's ears. It certainly would have been odd to everybody's ears who ever would have read this until we get toMatthew chapter 1, verse 20: “When [Joseph] had considered this, behold, an angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream, saying, ‘Joseph, son of David, do not be…
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…the Advent season, yeah, the light is approaching, and it's a great story. It's the dawn of redeeming grace. And I want to read about it fromMatthew chapter 1. We want to turn there in your Bibles and just take a look with me. I'll be reading from the New American Standard Bible here today. Um, and and…
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…be established forever, that isn't fulfilled in Solomon. That's fulfilled in the person and work of Jesus, also known as the Son of David. And inMatthew chapter 1, the genealogy of Jesus reminds us of that. When all is said and done, we need a better king than Solomon. We're fast approaching Advent season,…
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…out what God calls me. And what God calls you as a Christian based on the names that are found in the Bible. I read through the New Testament fromMatthew chapter 1, to Revelation chapter 22 with two highlighters in my hand, I wanted to highlight, you know, every kind of negative honest thing. Hey, you're still…
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…is so on this earth to save us from our sins. Why is so much evil continue on this earth to make us suffer for our sins? So turn in your Bibles toMatthew chapter 1. Matthew chapter 1. I'm going to have Albert read to us, starting in verse 18. It will also be up on the screen. I'm going to give you a second to…
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…Now, I know if you're here for the first time, you and if you're new to the church, you're gonna be like, what is going on here? But this isMatthew chapter 1, verses 1 through 17. It says this: an account of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham. Abraham fathered Isaac, Isaac fathered Jacob,…
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…idea, but I do want to examine one story from Jesus' family tree in particular as a case study for our time together. So let's take a look atMatthew chapter 1, beginning in verse 1. This is a record of the ancestors of Jesus the Messiah, a descendant of David and of Abraham. Abraham was the father of…
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…called us with a high and holy calling in his loving and providential purpose. He accomplishes the salvation of his people. When Christ was Sent inMatthew chapter 1, we read that he will be called Jesus because he saves his people from their sins, but there wasn't a mission with no with no Victory inside. It…
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…He makes it clear in two ways. First, with his book, and second with another psalm. So let's talk about the first one, his book. Look back atMatthew chapter 1. Matthew chapter 1. If you don't have a Bible, that's okay. I'll show it to you here. The very first sentence of the book of Matthew says, this is…
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…shouted out Matthew. Matthew 1. There are 14, 14, 14. Now if you relegate anerency to mere historical data you have a real problem when you come toMatthew chapter 1. Because the point is not to say that there are literally and only 14 generations from Adam to Abraham, Abraham to David, David to Jesus. No, not…
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…simple. Here it is to save us from our sins. That's what the Bible says. You say, What do you mean? If you go back in the very beginning, when inMatthew chapter 1, that the angel appears to Joseph and he says this. It says in Matthew chapter 1, verse 20, but as he considered these things, now I want you to…
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…stable. There's no shepherds. It's a very plain account. But he's very, very clear on who and why we're celebrating tonight. In the last verse ofMatthew chapter 1, we're told Jesus was born. And in verse 2 of chapter 2, it tells us that we celebrate the birth of God's king. Jesus, and not the wise men,…
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…the God that we serve and the kind of company that he wants to keep. And I want to show you this story by looking at two texts. The first one is inMatthew chapter 1. If you want to fire up your devices and turn there with me, Matthew chapter 1 is where we're gonna begin, but then in a little bit we're gonna…
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…safety and comfort? Fear is a prominent theme in our lives and it's also a prominent theme in the passages that we just read. Here in Isaiah 7, inMatthew chapter 1, we see people who are in fear, but we also see something else. We also see that there is good news about fear in the Advent and Christmas season.…
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…know if you look too hard for why God used him you'll miss the reason why God used him and so first I want you to notice how he was used it's inMatthew chapter 1beginning in verse 18 and it says now the birth of Jesus Christ took place in this way when his mother Mary had been betrothed to Joseph before…
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…yet but they're going to have him eventually but I want to take a quick look 2000 years ago at this event that happened. Here's what we're told. InMatthew chapter 1. This is how Jesus. Jesus. The Messiah was born, his mother Mary was engaged in the old-school. Word is betrothed like promised to it was actually…
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…had to do with the Davidic covenant that this long-awaited Messiah would come through the house and lineage of King David. Matthew's genealogy inMatthew chapter 1and then Luke's emphasis here on Joseph's heritage serve to show that Jesus' birth fulfills this prophecy. So it's not just about the fact that…
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…at Isaiah chapter 7, which is the chapter that gives us this phrase we've already seen twice. First of all, in our New Testament reading fromMatthew chapter 1, Isaiah 7 was quoted. We were told that Jesus is Emmanuel, which means God with us, and Matthew there is referring back to this passage from Isaiah…
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…I will hear about it and have to do it anyway. So we have to face it. We'll face it together this morning and see what God has to say to us forMatthew chapter 1, 21, beginning in verse 18. Matthew 21, verse 18, it says, In the morning, as Jesus was returning to the city, and so that helps us remember that…
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…us to transformation. If we want transformation, we need God to intervene. And this is the astounding reality that God intervened. It happens.Matthew chapter 1, the first chapter of the New Testament, we see that God is coming to intervene. At the beginning of Matthew 1, Matthew draws out this genealogy…
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