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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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…9 Jeremiah 23 Ezekiel uh 34 Amos 9:11 shows us that the Messiah was going to be the son of David that's why Matthew at the beginning of his GospelMatthew chapter 1vers1 clearly lays out the fact Jesus is the son of David he is the one he is the promised one he's the Messiah BAS recognizes that Jesus is the…
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…Jesus Christ Jesus as the promised seed Jesus as the hope of Israel Jesus as that promised king God's promises do not fail that is the testimony ofMatthew chapter 1 verses 1 to 17this prominent repetition of the title of Christ in verses 1 in verse 16 verse 17 then verse 18 draws out this theological implication that Christ…
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…that we can think of but Rahab is a good example of what it means to live by faith here's something beautiful about Rahab if you want to turn toMatthew chapter 1Matthew chapter 1 we see a genealogy here that's leading us to Jesus and Matthew chapter 1 in verse 5 now you may remember the story from the book…
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…of King David and then more clearly in the line of King Jesus and Matthew's genealogy of Jesus and I think you'll appreciate flipping with me toMatthew chapter 1this is the most extensive genealogy that we have in the gospel accounts I'm just going to read one verse and half of another so Matthew chapter 1…
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…has gone out for our salvation? And can we not rejoice in that? When you think of salvation, as you see it in the New Testament, when you see it inMatthew chapter 1, she will bear a son, and she shall call his name Jesus, for he shall save his people from their sins. God has sent his son. When you see it in the…
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…heir. He was David's great, great, great grandson. I think, if I get it right. And you know his name actually appears in the New Testament. InMatthew chapter 1, there's a genealogy. Jehoshaphat's name is in there. He, like Jesus, is a son of David. He is David's heir. So, when our prophet Elisha stands…
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…doing in January 2022? Well, for a lot of you, not every one of us, but for a lot of you, you heard me say, please turn with me in your Bible toMatthew chapter 1. And we started a journey through the gospel of Matthew. So here we are in September 2024, and I invite you to turn with me in your Bible to…
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…scripture. So next Sunday, man of God, please can you preach from the book of Matthew, and you preach from chapter 1, verse 1 to 18. Just give meMatthew, chapter 1, verse 1 to 18. And so the man of God went and prepared, he prayed, he was preparing himself to come and preach Matthew, chapter 1. And it says this is the…
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…don't you hear anything else from the Lord? Don't you have any different word from the Lord? And so they said now we want you to preach fromMatthew, chapter 1, verse 1 to 18. You can check for yourself what it is all about. And of course, the man of God went home and prepared the sermon and on Sunday, when he came, he…
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…come. Would you turn in your book of Matthew? I want to walk through several ways that David is associated with what Christ fulfills. Turn back toMatthew chapter 1. In the introduction to each of the four Gospels, there's a different focus. What is the focus in the book of Matthew? Matthew chapter 1, verse 1.…
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…Matthew being the first gospel written, it's the first New Testament book written, and Jesus being prophesied throughout the Old Testament. InMatthew chapter 1, he is the genealogy, appears there saying this is the gospel of Jesus Christ with the genealogy. Matthew chapter 2, he's a baby and flees to…
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…the work of God here in Joshua, leads the way forward to something even greater that our steadfast God is doing. I want you to turn with me toMatthew, chapter 1. Matthew 1. Because the good news is, jesus has gone to ancestrycom, he has gotten his report and he was willing to put it on the very first page…
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…is God promising Zerubbabel that he is going to do in his life? Well, don't do it right now, but later today I'd really encourage you to flip toMatthew chapter 1and look at verse 13, and you'll see that in the family line of Jesus, the King, you'll see the name of this weak repentant governor, Zerubbabel.…
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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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…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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…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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