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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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…as remarkable as His special nature is the mission that this special baby is given for His life. Notice as we read this time what He is born to do.Matthew chapter 1at verse 18. All this took place to fulfill what the Lord had spoken by the prophet. Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they…
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This morning we're back inMatthew chapter 1. Continuing our second sermon here in Matthew chapter 1. Start off with a little bit of an illustration as a means of thought. Suppose you were…
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…line of Seth, and then of Enoch, and then of Noah, and then of Shem. Eventually, he's of the line of Abraham. In fact, the New Testament begins inMatthew chapter 1, verse number 1, by saying this is the book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham. So we're going to look at God's…
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…noise. [SPEAKER_00]: And then what happens is we settle Christmas disappears. [SPEAKER_00]: But then we come across this name for Jesus andMatthew chapter 1. [SPEAKER_00]: Emmanuel, God with us, the name that invites us to believe that we don't have to settle any more. [SPEAKER_00]: We don't have to…
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…We pray. And we pray in Jesus' name. And everyone said, Amen, amen. You could have a C if you got a Bible. I invite you to take and open up toMatthew chapter 1. If you don't have a Bible, don't sweat it. It'll come up on the screen here behind me. Uh, if you're our guest today, let me say welcome. We're…
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…of salvation for us in the house of his servant David. Now, this theme of promise fulfillment is prominent in both gospel accounts of the nativity.Matthew chapter 1, it is highlighted in the genealogy where Jesus, you remember, where Jesus, you remember, is referred to as the son of David, the son of Abraham,…
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…possible. Because God has entered into our world. He has drawn near to us the the good news of Christmas, that name given to Jesus by the Angel inMatthew chapter 1. And they will call him Emmanuel, which means God with us. So just for the next few minutes, I want us to think, why is this truth of the…
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…is to bow before him and give him glory and honor. So now let's open up to Matthew's genealogy then. So it is on page 965 in the church Bibles.Matthew chapter 1. And we are going to read from 1 all the way down to verse 17. It is long. It is repetitive. After a moment or two, you are going to be thinking,…
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Now, if you have a Bible, perhaps you can turn back with me toMatthew chapter 1. ! We're going to think about Jesus, our Emmanuel. What does that mean? Why does that matter? We'll ! begin with a couple of personal testimonies…
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…OK, so Joseph was not the father of Jesus. However, being the foster father of Jesus, he was the descendant of David, as we read in the lineage inMatthew chapter 1verses one through 16. So Jesus has the tribal right to the throne. He has the legal right to the throne, and #3 he has a blood connection through…
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…on the shelves. But we need to stop and make sure before we get too far into the season, we need to understand who is this baby in the manger?Matthew chapter 1tells us he is Jesus Christ, son of David, the son of Abraham. Well, this is what Christmas is about. What are we celebrating this Christmas…
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…is told Mary will become pregnant by the Holy Spirit. In fact, turn there with me now, page 807. Keep a finger in Isaiah 7. But turn to page 807.Matthew chapter 1. And just look at verse 22. Matthew, all this took place. All this, Jesus being conceived by the Holy Spirit in the Virgin Mary. Matthew says all…
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…myself there. One may get more out of reading the Sermon on the Mount of Matthew, chapters 5 through 7 than one would from reading the genealogy ofMatthew chapter 1. The genealogy is very dry and it's hard going to read through a book full of genealogies. For example, over in Chronicles, you have chapter after…
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…it it makes the story of the Bible true because you can pinpoint said this man had this son and that son had another son is historical. That's whyMatthew chapter 1is important and Luke is important. That genealogical record is very important because Jesus is not a figment of imagination of somebody. He is a…
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…right? Because of the promise, Isaac must have a wife and the promise matters because it is through Isaac that Jesus ultimately is going to come.Matthew chapter 1when we go to the New Testament we have Jesus' genealogy which starts with Abraham. It shows us how God's promise is fulfilled from Abraham all the…
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…list of names that connect us to David. The last word in the book, David, God's covenant king. And if we were to keep going all the way through toMatthew chapter 1, in the list of names at the beginning of Matthew chapter 1, Ruth's name is there, and she's named in the family tree of David's great heir, the…
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…Himself, who condescended and came to this earth to die in the place of wicked sinners, to redeem them, and to cleanse them from all of their sin.Matthew chapter 1we see this promise being given and what is it? The promise that was taken from the prophet Isaiah and it says this in verse 21 of Matthew 1. She…
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…of the world. Now, I mentioned a moment ago that this verse in Psalm 8 is quoted in the New Testament, and it when it comes up, it comes up inMatthew chapter 1in the mouth of Jesus. You'll remember the story. It's at the beginning of Holy Wick when Jesus rides into Jerusalem, and the people are shouting,…
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…the three places we find her. We find our first in Matthew chapter 1, verse 5, where God gives us the family tree of Jesus. In the Bible lists inMatthew chapter 1, a lengthy genealogy of how we get from Abraham to Jesus, and right there near the beginning there's Rahab, a branch in the family tree of Jesus,…
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…is not to prove to you that Jesus was the Son of God and came through the family line of David. But I think we can take this genealogy that's inMatthew chapter 1, and we can pull out some very important truths that are found in these scriptures. We can pull out some interesting facts about individuals'…
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