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Matthew 1:3 · BSB
1:3 Judah was the father of Perez and Zerah by Tamar, Perez the father of Hezron, and Hezron the father of Ram.
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…stable. There's no shepherds. It's a very plain account. But he's very, very clear on who and why we're celebrating tonight. In the last verse ofMatthew chapter 1, we're told Jesus was born. And in verse 2 of chapter 2, it tells us that we celebrate the birth of God's king. Jesus, and not the wise men,…
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…the God that we serve and the kind of company that he wants to keep. And I want to show you this story by looking at two texts. The first one is inMatthew chapter 1. If you want to fire up your devices and turn there with me, Matthew chapter 1 is where we're gonna begin, but then in a little bit we're gonna…
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…safety and comfort? Fear is a prominent theme in our lives and it's also a prominent theme in the passages that we just read. Here in Isaiah 7, inMatthew chapter 1, we see people who are in fear, but we also see something else. We also see that there is good news about fear in the Advent and Christmas season.…
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…know if you look too hard for why God used him you'll miss the reason why God used him and so first I want you to notice how he was used it's inMatthew chapter 1beginning in verse 18 and it says now the birth of Jesus Christ took place in this way when his mother Mary had been betrothed to Joseph before…
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Grab your Bibles, open them up with me toMatthew chapter 1. Matthew chapter 1. And such a great, great morning already together of just seeing how God is moving in our midst in a big, big way. Hey, I want…
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…yet but they're going to have him eventually but I want to take a quick look 2000 years ago at this event that happened. Here's what we're told. InMatthew chapter 1. This is how Jesus. Jesus. The Messiah was born, his mother Mary was engaged in the old-school. Word is betrothed like promised to it was actually…
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…had to do with the Davidic covenant that this long-awaited Messiah would come through the house and lineage of King David. Matthew's genealogy inMatthew chapter 1and then Luke's emphasis here on Joseph's heritage serve to show that Jesus' birth fulfills this prophecy. So it's not just about the fact that…
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…at Isaiah chapter 7, which is the chapter that gives us this phrase we've already seen twice. First of all, in our New Testament reading fromMatthew chapter 1, Isaiah 7 was quoted. We were told that Jesus is Emmanuel, which means God with us, and Matthew there is referring back to this passage from Isaiah…
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…I will hear about it and have to do it anyway. So we have to face it. We'll face it together this morning and see what God has to say to us forMatthew chapter 1, 21, beginning in verse 18. Matthew 21, verse 18, it says, In the morning, as Jesus was returning to the city, and so that helps us remember that…
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…us to transformation. If we want transformation, we need God to intervene. And this is the astounding reality that God intervened. It happens.Matthew chapter 1, the first chapter of the New Testament, we see that God is coming to intervene. At the beginning of Matthew 1, Matthew draws out this genealogy…
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…first of all, and then, as I grew up, it seemed like. Every time we had this reading, it's like, what do you do with the first 16 verses ofMatthew Chapter 1? What if that's your chapter steady? What do you do with it? And, you know, the easy point is to say, look, this just helps us prove that Jesus had…
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…and what God is planning to do through them, and it was an encouragement for Holiness, and when you open the first, Book of the New Testament. InMatthew chapter 1there, we see the genealogy of Jesus, pointing his back to David, yes, and back to Abraham, but proving that he is from this Royal line that has…
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…that people struggle to find the meaning of and are left confused? Well, let's look again at the context. Context is so key here. The context ofMatthew chapters 1to 12. Remember those religious leaders, they'd been following Jesus, listening to what he had been saying and watching what he had done, what he'd…
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…him Obed. He was the father of Jesse and the father of David. The line of Jesus. And you don't have to turn there but today you're going to readMatthew chapter 1. I'm just going to read the first verse. The book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham. What God said he would do…
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…Thank you so much for joining us this morning, and we pray that you have a fantastic day. Even though we picked out a portion of Scripture fromMatthew Chapter 1this morning, we would love for you to spend some time on your own reading through Matthew one and two. We'll be back tomorrow as we look at…
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…Messiah, is the one who's going to represent God's people, but that Messiah had not yet come in habakkuk today. And this is why. When Matthew andMatthew chapter 1, he's writing to the Jews largely. This is why he introduces Christ. As the son of Abraham, the son of David, Because he's recalling the covenants.…
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…to do it? I'm going to do it through my king. And through someone down the track who's going to come from your line. And here's an amazing thing,Matthew chapter 1. Who comes down the track? Zerubbabel's line. Zerubbabel, and then it goes, son of, ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba, son of Joseph, son of Jesus, who is called…
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…obey the Lord in a way that I wish I would be. Um maybe you find that challenging as well. He's not a perfect man, he fades from the scene, but inMatthew chapter 1and 2, this is the most we know about Joseph, the legal guardian of Jesus, but not the biological father of Jesus. Now, after Jesus was born in…
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…and what it's all about. So please do pick up your copy of Matthew's Gospel. It'll help you and it will be good for you. Well, we're going to readMatthew chapter 1, verses 1 to 17together. Let's read God's Word. This is the genealogy of Jesus the Messiah, the son of David, the son of Abraham. Abraham was the father of Isaac,…
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…week. So excited to study the Gospel of Matthew with you. Cannot wait. So go ahead and read ahead. Now you have a chance. Next week we'll startMatthew chapter 1. If you'd like a paper copy of the Bible, just lift up your hand. Someone will bring one around to you. This morning at the start of this new year,…
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