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Matthew 1:20 · BSB
1:20 But after he had pondered these things, an angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream and said, “Joseph, son of David, do not be afraid to embrace Mary as your wife, for the One conceived in her is from the Holy Spirit.
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…and again and again we see people failing in their pursuit of being made right with God. And then when we turn to the pages of the New Testament inMatthew chapter 1, we see an interruption where God says to Mary, you're going to bear a son, and you're going to call his name Jesus. Because he will save his…
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…that Jesus Christ has to the throne, first of all, because he was from the tribe of Judah, he had the tribal right to the Wrong. But what aboutMatthew, chapter 1and verses 1 through 16 time will not permit us to go and read those names there. But here, we find that Jesus has the legal right to the throne to…
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…for us the coming of that king. I want us to look together to Matthew's gospel, chapter 9. Matthew's gospel, chapter 9. chapter 9. Of course,Matthew, chapter 1, opens by telling us the genealogy of Jesus, the Messiah, the son of David. He was God's chosen king. So, Matthew, chapter 9, verse 35. And as we…
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…see, that is his name. Earlier in Isaiah 7, those verses that we read at Christmas time, God said he would send Emmanuel. Emmanuel, God with us.Matthew chapter 1, as Gabriel speaks to Joseph, we learn that Emmanuel is Jesus. You see, this servant is not going to be a distant sympathizer. He's going to come…
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…brothers and sisters in Middleton who are constantly praying for you. If you'd like to open your Bibles and turn with me to the Gospel of Matthew,Matthew chapter 1. Matthew chapter 1, and we'll start at verse 1 and look at the first 17 verses. Here's my first challenge of the day, actually reading the text. So…
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…Every time we see them in the Gospel of Matthew, they are presented as opposers. They are in opposition. They are opponents. They would read all ofMatthew chapter 1and all of Matthew chapter 2, and with the king of Jeremiah's day, they would tear it up and feed it to the fire, saying, ah, bah humbug, that's…
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This sermon was recorded at Faith Evangelical Free Church in Grand Forks, North Dakota. InMatthew chapter 1, beginning in verse 18, the Word of God declares, Now the birth of Jesus Christ took place in this way. When his mother Mary had been betrothed to…
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…unless we have the courage to admit that we are sinners. Jesus' entire mission is summed up in verse 21 of the text that was read out to us fromMatthew chapter 1. He will save his people from their sins. First and foremost, Jesus came to forgive us. Every other blessing that we have, the comfort, the hope,…
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…that bit and get to the meaty stuff. When in actual fact, you know, for most of us, when it comes to the birth of Jesus, we begin at verse 18 ofMatthew chapter 1. And I wonder, why did Matthew include this list of names? This year, we are looking at Christmas through the eyes of those who are in the…
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…look a little bit into the character of Mary and Joseph. Who they were, and maybe in part why God used them. So turn with me to Luke chapter 2 andMatthew chapter 1. We're going to begin in Matthew. But be ready, because we're going to flip back over to Luke 2. Out of the four Gospels, Matthew and Luke give us…
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…what that exactly means. 500 years is hard to process in my mind. But that amount of time is insignificant compared to the genealogy found inMatthew chapter 1. The genealogy in Matthew chapter 1 is about 2,000 years in length. So imagine gathering together with your family on Christmas Day, talking about…
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Matthew's Gospel, the first gospel in the New Testament. Of course, we shouldn't divide our Bibles up, but yet, anyway,Matthew chapter 1. Matthew chapter 1, starting at verse 1. So please follow along with me for the reading. This is the genealogy of Jesus, the Messiah, the son of…
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You are listening to a message from Southwood Presbyterian Church in Huntsville, Alabama. Our passion is to experience and express grace. Go toMatthew chapter 1, 4 of them, remember? Yep. This is one we haven't seen for a while. We are looking this Christmas season at the birth of Jesus through the eyes of…
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…of life, referred to in John 6, 48, come to earth. From this city to town, a ruler will come to shepherd God's people. If you turn back with me toMatthew chapter 1, in verse 1 to 18, it says, this is how the birth of Christ, Jesus, the Messiah, come about. Jesus is the Messiah, a ruler who shepherds God's…
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…else, this is the man who's cut out. And as we'll see next week, it's Boaz's name that's going to continue. It's Boaz who's going to show up inMatthew chapter 1. And here. Because he was willing to raise up the name. And so we're not just left with sacrifice. Verses 11 and 12, we see the blessing that…
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…the good news. A gospel account with a genealogy just like that. Have a look. Let's turn to it. Let's look at Matthew 1. From the opening verse inMatthew chapter 1, Matthew calls Jesus, Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham. And then he quotes or lists 42 generations beginning with Abraham,…
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…Well, we can start making a list. I can't promise it will be 75, but there's a whole lot of them there. Where can I find them? Start reading withMatthew chapter 1. But I don't want to finish this series of studies just talking about our Sunday worship. I want us to pray this hymn out loud together. We won't…
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…want or you can just listen carefully. I'm going to give you two examples and I'm going to tell you every place else that he references Isaiah. SoMatthew chapter 1, this is verse 22 and 23. After Matthew's summary of the birth of Jesus, and here he's citing Isaiah 7, 14. All this took place to fulfill what the…
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…promises fulfilled. We have seen Abraham's offspring and how it has been a blessing to the whole world. How? Well, if you look in your own time atMatthew chapter 1, you can see Abraham's descendants written down. And the promise in Genesis chapter 3 verse 15, the promise of hope, and the promise here in…
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…and ultimate fulfillment of Isaiah 7.14. The virgin shall conceive and bear a son and shall call his name Emmanuel. We have seen Jesus born inMatthew chapter 1, where he is given the name Jesus because he will save his people from their sins. We look at this text from the completion in Jesus, but Isaiah…
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