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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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…security and all the hassle. He comes as the special one in the special way. And when he leaves, he leaves in a special way. And so here we have inMatthew chapter 1and 2, an account of a supernatural baby who was fully man, but also fully God. And God acts to enter into his world. The first surprise is…
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…doesn't exactly seem like a like a real Christmas passage. And uh maybe uh you're right with that. Um, but if you remember, last week we looked atMatthew chapter 1and and how Jesus came, right? Jesus came and he was born. And the verse there, verse 21 says, to save his people from their sins. Right? That's…
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…these words of encouragement, then Jesus is the reality that the sign points to. And he is the great word of encouragement to us. When we read inMatthew chapter 1, the genealogy of Jesus, we see Zerubbabel is listed in the genealogy, but we need to recognise at that most basic level, he is not the climax. The…
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Okay, for a few moments this morning, I want to look at the passage that Jenny read for us inMatthew chapter 1from verse 18, the birth of Jesus, and the title is The Coming King. We're looking at the King, the coming of the King over these number of weeks.…
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…to bring us hope and to really be our hope is kicked into gear here as we see it when Jesus was born. And so let's take a look at this passage now,Matthew chapter 1, starting in verse 18, reading down to the end of the chapter. Here's what it says now the birth of Jesus Christ took place in this way. When his…
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…shone. And then the words of verse 1 and chapter 1 of Matthew. The book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the Son of David, the Son of Abraham.Matthew chapter 1is one of several places in the Bible where we find a genealogy, a long list of names in a family. And I guess if we're honest, this is perhaps one…
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…of the Old Testament. So many prophecies in the Old Testament point forward to the Savior. And Jesus fulfilled all of them. And so as we read inMatthew chapter 1from last year at Christmas, we went through many of the prophecies that were fulfilled there. There are even more in chapter 2. And I just want to…
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…root and shoot titles of Christ, they reinforce the fact that Jesus was no mere human born in the biological lineage of King David. When we readMatthew chapter 1and Luke chapter 1, we see these genealogies that go from Abraham through Judah through David all the way to Jesus. It's true that he was of the…
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…in, garbage out. So we cannot use garbage to produce good things. And so that's how this story comes in today. So going back to last week fromMatthew 1 verses 1 to 17it tells us about God's plan and the genealogy. So despite the Israelites short-sightedness and self-centeredness, God did not leave the Israelites…
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…is that the Savior will be from the line of David. And so the law guards the kingship of Israel. So that when the Savior is born, this is whyMatthew chapter 1begins with a genealogy. It attests that Jesus does descend from Eve, does descend from Abraham, does descend from Judah, does descend from David.…
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Our reading this afternoon comes fromMatthew chapter 1and we'll be reading verses 1 to 17. Matthew 1. Matthew 1. Matthew 1. Matthew 2. Asaph the father of Jehoshaphat. And Jehoshaphat the father of…
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…be from the seed of the woman, and yet through his seed, he has no idea how to reconcile that. You don't reconcile it in the Bible until you get toMatthew chapter 1, and you see that Jesus in his father side does descend from Abraham, and yet the virgin birth fulfills the promise in Genesis 3. Nevertheless, the…
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…news because the genealogy continues. This genealogy might end with David, and it might leave us with a question mark. But we can pick it up inMatthew chapter 1and see that this family line weaves through Boaz and Ruth and Obed, and it goes right through to Jesus, our worthy Redeemer. The Redeemer who's…
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…is slow to anger, who is abounding in steadfast love. Is it any wonder then that when we turn the page from the end of the prophet of Malachi toMatthew chapter 1, we read of the Lord Jesus Christ, you shall call his name Jesus, for he will save his people from their sins. See, the scribes were right in a…
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…you might remember chapter 1 from your Bible reading. If you're reading through the Bible in a year, you've probably recently spent some time inMatthew chapter 1, and that is the whole bunch of names, right? The genealogical record of Jesus. And that chapter is all about showing the royal lineage of the…
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…the Messiah will come into the world and one of his name's one of his titles will be that he is mighty God. And so when Matthew writes this inMatthew chapter 1, beginning in verse 21, we have to understand what Isaiah said before. It Matthew wrote a concerning Mary, she will bear a son and you shall call…
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…one time. This one time in sin, deception, and defilement. And from that one time, Tamar bore 2 sons, Peretz and Zerah. We read in the gospel ofMatthew chapter 1, Abraham was the father of Isaac, and Isaac the father of Jacob, Jacob the father of Judah and his brothers, and Judah the father of Peretz and…
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…to show that it is reasonable for these disciples and for anybody to follow Jesus. Now, how does he do that? We didn't have time, but if you readMatthew chapters 1to 4, he's building up a profile of Jesus, even before Jesus begins moving around and teaching and healing, to show that faith in Jesus is not a…
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…to the Gospel of Matthew. That Jesus is Emmanuel, the fulfillment of the Messiah that is, the promised Messiah of the Old Testament. In fact, inMatthew chapter 1, Matthew begins with tracing the lineage of Jesus to Abraham. And as we learned last week, from Genesis 22, 18, it says, through your offspring,…
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…passage that's not often used. And look at Matthew 1, and then we're going to flip to Philippians 2. So put your finger in Philippians 2. Turn toMatthew chapter 1. I think it can be lost on us how controversial the birth of Jesus was. I mean, can you imagine your fiance saying, I'm pregnant because of the…
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