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Matthew 1:15 · BSB
1:15 Eliud was the father of Eleazar, Eleazar the father of Matthan, Matthan the father of Jacob,
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…think when the when she is given the name Jesus by the Angel, the Angel tells Mary and he tells Joseph that the name is going to be Jesus. It's inMatthew chapter 1, starting in verse 20. But he's going. But as he considered these things, in other words, that the news that the Angel had brought, that Mary was…
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…better story, the truer story, the one that will lead to life. At the start of our text, I invite you to pull up your Bibles and follow along inMatthew chapter 1. At the beginning of the text, we find that Joseph is very much operating within that first story. Stuck, you might say, within that first story.…
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…it in the Bible if it was not that important. God obviously thought it was of great importance to have it recorded in the Bible and twice. Once inMatthew chapter 1and once in Luke chapter 3. Now you'll see in your bulletin a printout of Matthew's family tree and I've made some bits bold. Matthew has certainly…
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So, if you have a Bible, would you open it up and meet me inMatthew chapter 1. We're going to be reading verses 18 and on. Christmas Eve is a sacred moment. It is indeed. It reminds us of the covenant that God had established…
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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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…God isn't like that. And you know, the miracle of Jesus's birth, Everything that happened when you read Luke chapters 1 and 2, when you readMatthew chapter 1, you just realize that everything about it is miraculous. So angels visiting Mary and Joseph, divine conception, kings just following an…
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…up on the screen as well. But I just wanted to give you an opportunity if you did bring a Bible and you want to follow along, and there were inMatthew chapter 1. If you've been following along with us over the last month, we've been in a series called Name Above All Names, and we've been looking at the…
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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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…has asked us to do. Because you've seen the promise of God. You've seen just a little bit of the curtain. You saw Psalm 22 and Isaiah 53. You sawMatthew chapter 1, Luke chapter 2. You saw just a little bit of these promise of God. You're like, this is making way too much sense. I'm going to ask you to bow…
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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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…here when he mentions the principles, he brings up this thought, the doctrine of Christ. Now, you know, the doctrine of Christ came in beforeMatthew chapter 1, right? The doctrine of Christ is all throughout the Old Testament. It's all throughout Genesis, you know, all the way through the law. It's all…
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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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