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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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…sir. And they explain that that's just what it means here. It just means sir. However, that doesn't go deep enough in its interpretation. BetweenMatthew chapters 1to 6, only God is ever called Lord in all six of those early chapters. About 10 times. The first time that that word is applied to anyone other…
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…I think that's indicative of what it means to live life under the sun in this fallen world in which we exist. And so I think this message out ofMatthew chapter 1is something that will reveal God's grace to us in the mess that are our lives, mess of our own making, mess of other people's making that impacts…
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…at this time, His righteousness that He might be just and the justifier of him that believes in Jesus. We just came through the Christmas season.Matthew chapter 1and verse 21. Matthew 1, 21. The angel speaking to Joseph. And he says, and she shall bring forth a son. A son. She didn't have twins. It wasn't…
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…Himself, who condescended and came to this earth to die in the place of wicked sinners, to redeem them, and to cleanse them from all of their sin.Matthew chapter 1we see this promise being given and what is it? The promise that was taken from the prophet Isaiah and it says this in verse 21 of Matthew 1. She…
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…that promise? You can't make this up, but if you would turn to the first page of your New Testament, if you have your Bible, why don't you look atMatthew chapter 1? And you wondered why the New Testament starts with a genealogy? Because God could not say in a greater way, Hey everybody, I'm keeping my…
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…of the world. Now, I mentioned a moment ago that this verse in Psalm 8 is quoted in the New Testament, and it when it comes up, it comes up inMatthew chapter 1in the mouth of Jesus. You'll remember the story. It's at the beginning of Holy Wick when Jesus rides into Jerusalem, and the people are shouting,…
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…break the Bible all the way down to 3 words. OK, these are I think the three words that break it down. You ready? God with us, God with us. InMatthew chapter 1, Jesus is referred to as Emmanuel. God with us, the Bible ends. Revelation chapter 21 verse 3 says this. And I heard a loud voice from the throne…
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…the three places we find her. We find our first in Matthew chapter 1, verse 5, where God gives us the family tree of Jesus. In the Bible lists inMatthew chapter 1, a lengthy genealogy of how we get from Abraham to Jesus, and right there near the beginning there's Rahab, a branch in the family tree of Jesus,…
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…is not to prove to you that Jesus was the Son of God and came through the family line of David. But I think we can take this genealogy that's inMatthew chapter 1, and we can pull out some very important truths that are found in these scriptures. We can pull out some interesting facts about individuals'…
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…ever unquited. And from all its iniquities, He is the child redeemed. Would you turn with me, please, in your Bibles to read in Matthew's Gospel,Matthew chapter 1. Matthew chapter 1. 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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…through Boaz to preserve the family or the line from which the Serpent crusher would come. That's why when you turn to the genealogy of Jesus inMatthew, chapter 1, you read, **"…and Salmon the father of Boaz by Rahab, and Boaz the father of Obed by Ruth…"** And you trace it all the way down to Jesus. Here's…
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…great grandson is who? King David. And David, through great sin with Bathsheba, brings forth children. And through Bathsheba, and you flip over toMatthew chapter 1and you realize through the curse, the curse that was placed upon childbearing becomes the very medium and vehicle by which God saves the world.…
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…broadly the Old Testament is used in the New Testament. First of all, the New Testament is literally bookended by the Old Testament. You can go toMatthew, chapter 1, and you open up to the genealogy of Jesus Christ. Genealogies in the book of Genesis and the books of Chronicles give us an understanding that…
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…instruction, logos becomes Lego in Greek. And the very first time Lego pops up in the New Testament, it's right at the very end of the genealogy inMatthew chapter 1doesn't begin, not right at the very beginning. You know, when Adam and Eve blew it, Surely we should have had Lego come along and fix the problem.…
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…John. I go to Genesis to where? To Malachi. Same story, same, let me use the words, same actor, same person, same man, Jesus Christ. When you readMatthew chapter 1, Matthew chapter 1 began to give us the generations of where? The generations of Christ. How Christ was raised from, let's go to Matthew chapter 1.…
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…In order to get our minds and our arms around it, we have to take a step back and remember what it's doing here in the whole book of Matthew.Matthew chapter 1and 2 describes the genealogy of Jesus. It authenticates that he is the Son of God, that he is the Messiah. It describes the virgin birth. It…
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Let's look atMatthew chapter 1. Brand new Bible and the same words, but it's staying together. Matthew chapter 1, verse 21. She shall bring forth a son, that shall call his name…
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…for a second with me? In the first four chapters, who is Jesus? Matthew's writing to a Jewish audience primarily in this gospel. And he opensMatthew chapter 1with the genealogy. And he says, Jesus Christ is the son of Abraham from the Old Testament. And then if you just flip over to some of the stories,…
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…not sure how long the series will go. We'll take that one preaching turn at a time and see where we end up at. Turn your Bibles to the Gospel ofMatthew, chapter 1. Turn your Bibles to the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 1. The parable that I'd like to look at this morning is the parable of the sower. But before we…
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If you turn in your Bibles to Luke chapter 1 andMatthew chapter 1, keep a finger in both. I might be reading this book, The Virgin Birth of Christ by Gresham Maitin, I will speak on it next year. It's a brilliant…
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