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Matthew 1:17 · BSB
1:17 In all, then, there were fourteen generations from Abraham to David, fourteen from David to the exile to Babylon, and fourteen from the exile to the Christ.
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…your faith is what? In vain. So which means that if there is no resurrection, then there will not be what? The saving from sin. You remember inMatthew chapter 1, we say his name shall be called Jesus for he shall save his people from their sins. So which means that if there is no resurrection of Jesus from…
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…foundation of the world, but now once in the end of the world hath he appeared to put away sin by the sacrifice of what? Of himself. Don't forgetMatthew chapter 1, he says, his name shall be called Jesus, for he shall accomplish a task, and the task is that he shall save what? His people from their what? From…
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…Only. Amen. Hallelujah. So, which means that the scripture will not be talking about the biological name of who? Of Jesus. Why? Because we read inMatthew chapter 1, When the angel came, right, he came and said, his name shall be called Jesus, but he didn't stop there. Amen? He gave the reason why his name…
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…in Matthew chapter 1, verse 1 to 5, let's look at the context. Then it will help us to establish ourselves much more in this understanding.Matthew chapter 1, from verse 1 to 5. The book of the genealogy, genealogy has to do with the word, is the word Genesis. The book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ,…
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…them. Maybe they sin today, so I'm going to offer a sacrifice for them. That was Job. Or Joseph. the earthly father of Jesus. We read of this inMatthew chapter 1and 2 and also in Luke chapter 2. Joseph was a righteous man. He was protective. He was obedient to God's dreams and warnings, but he also was a…
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…and look down at the verses as they are referred to throughout the sermon. It'll just help you to follow along much more easily. So let's readMatthew chapter 1, verses 1 to 17. It says this. The book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham. Abraham was the father of Isaac, and Isaac the…
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…were married. And we know that as he went to sleep that night, that God appeared to him in a dream and woke him up. And if you remember the text inMatthew chapter 1and verse number 20, God essentially comes to him and simply says to him, You will take Mary as your wife. Do not be afraid. You will take Mary as…
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…and they name him Perez. And afterward, the one with the scarlet thread comes out and they name him Zerah. What is the point? If you flip ahead toMatthew chapter 1, and I think you'll see it. You know, so often we just skip past these genealogies and I don't blame you. There's a lot of names. A lot of them are…
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…people, to the praise of his glorious grace. God works out all things, even in this mess, to bring us to the Savior and to bring the Savior to us.Matthew chapter 1, it tells us, Jesus is the son of Abraham, the liar. He's the son of Isaac and Jacob and Judah. We've just seen how messed up they are. He descends…
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…the time of Christ, as still yet a time of exile. Israel is not made at home. In fact, when you look at every one of the fulfillment quotations inMatthew chapters 1through 4, of which there are many, every single one is speaking in a context of exile. And so Matthew sees this ongoing exile, and he makes it…
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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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…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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…of weeks and on Christmas Day, we're going to think about the Cummings of Christ. [SPEAKER_01]: And so this morning, if you would turn with me toMatthew chapter 1. [SPEAKER_01]: Matthew chapter 1, I'm going to be reading beginning in verse 18. [SPEAKER_01]: Matthew 1, [SPEAKER_01]: verse 18 with the goal in…
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…It's full of real people. It's full of real events. It's full of real places. And as we saw last week, if you remember Matthew, the first part ofMatthew chapter 1, this is a real family tree. Full of all sorts of mess and complications and ordinariness. Yes. You see, as Matthew tells us this Christmas story,…
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…depend on the quality of the lives of God's people, but on his mercy. This is brilliant if you think about it. If you or I have been writing outMatthew chapter 1just on our own, with our own imaginations, you and I would pick out the best people in the Old Testament, wouldn't we? And these are the stories…
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…line. This child must be a son of David. If he's not, then he's not eligible. And so when we break out the family tree, like Matthew does inMatthew chapter 1, we need to be able to connect the dots and trace the line back to David. Third, it says God himself will raise up this child and God himself will…
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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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…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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…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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…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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