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Matthew 1:25 · BSB
1:25 But he had no union with her until she gave birth to a Son. And he gave Him the name Jesus.
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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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…verse 30, we read, And the angel said to her, Do not be afraid, Mary, for you have found favour with God. And in a similar fashion, when Joseph inMatthew chapter 1is wrestling with what he should do on learning of Mary's pregnancy, we read there in verse 21, As he considered these things, Behold, an angel of…
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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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…is another term of Christmas that, you know, we find it throughout the Bible. It's an Old Testament term from Isaiah chapter 7 or Emmanuel inMatthew chapter 1and verse 23. And Matthew chapter 1 tells us what it is. You know, Matthew chapter 21 and verse 23 tells us this. Behold, a virgin shall be with…
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…about that. So that is the first thing. And the second thing I want you guys to turn in your Bible to Luke chapter 1 and find verse 26 and thenMatthew chapter 1and find verse 18. So Luke 1.26 and Matthew 1.18. The way we're going to do it today, I'm going to read these passages and then make some comments…
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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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…of this foundation of our hope is that we see that Jesus is born under the law. Now you may say, why does that matter? Well, we'll get to that. InMatthew chapter 1, we read of the lineage of Jesus. We see that Jesus is legally the heir of Abraham, tribe of Judah, seed of David, meaning he's a Jew. On his…
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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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…to another episode of the podcast. Allison, thanks for joining me today. Happy to be here. And thank you for preaching. Yesterday we were back inMatthew Chapter 1and Advent Week 2 and talking the whole service, talking about I can never remember what Advent Week 2 is. Peace. Yeah. No, I always, I always have…
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…issues that they faced, their problems and sins that marked their past and how God was able to work through them. And Matthew really shows us inMatthew chapter 1, he really shows us that God is able to work despite the sins of our past. You know, Matthew, he was, he was writing to a Jewish audience and as he…
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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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We're going to continue in our second week now in a series for Advent. And so we'll begin by looking at the genealogy of Jesus inMatthew chapter 1, and then we're going to move over to the book of Ruth. And before we do those things, just to kind of kind of explain why it's so good and right…
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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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…to see wonderful things from your law. Send your Holy Spirit upon us. Illuminate this word. Make us alive in you. We ask in Jesus name, Amen. Amen.Matthew chapter 1, first one. This is the genealogy of Jesus, the Messiah, the son of David, the son of Abraham. We're just gonna stop right there. Powerful verse.…
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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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…hearts in a refreshing way, in a surprising way, maybe even in an extraordinary way. So if you have your Bibles with you, would you turn with me toMatthew chapter 1? To be honest, we're going to be all over the place, but Matthew chapter 1 is kind of a good place for us to kind of hang out. Verse 22, Matthew…
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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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…Matthew's gospel of what it looks like to respond rightly to the king who has come, or the first picture of this for us. And we said last week thatMatthew chapter 1lays out for us a king who has come to govern a people from every nation, right? And it's not a coincidence that Matthew ends his Gospel in chapter…
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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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