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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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…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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…think about why Jesus came, as well as what makes Jesus uniquely qualified to accomplish his purpose. And so today we're going to be finishing upMatthew chapter 1. So if you have a copy of God's word, I invite you to open up with me to Matthew chapter 1, and we're going to start reading in verse 18 and read…
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Hey, once you turn in your Bibles with me toMatthew chapter 1, Matthew chapter 1, if you're not familiar with where that is, look at my Bible about 3/4 the way through. There's this section, Matthew, Mark,…
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Now, if you have a Bible, perhaps you can turn back with me toMatthew chapter 1. ! We're going to think about Jesus, our Emmanuel. What does that mean? Why does that matter? We'll ! begin with a couple of personal testimonies…
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…OK, so Joseph was not the father of Jesus. However, being the foster father of Jesus, he was the descendant of David, as we read in the lineage inMatthew chapter 1verses one through 16. So Jesus has the tribal right to the throne. He has the legal right to the throne, and #3 he has a blood connection through…
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…on the shelves. But we need to stop and make sure before we get too far into the season, we need to understand who is this baby in the manger?Matthew chapter 1tells us he is Jesus Christ, son of David, the son of Abraham. Well, this is what Christmas is about. What are we celebrating this Christmas…
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…about who Christ is and what he came to do. And so if you have a copy of God's word, I want to invite you to open with me this morning toMatthew chapter 1. And we're going to be reading verses 1 through 17. And this is what the word of the Lord says. It says this. The book of the genealogy of Jesus…
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…is told Mary will become pregnant by the Holy Spirit. In fact, turn there with me now, page 807. Keep a finger in Isaiah 7. But turn to page 807.Matthew chapter 1. And just look at verse 22. Matthew, all this took place. All this, Jesus being conceived by the Holy Spirit in the Virgin Mary. Matthew says all…
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…was in in putting this lesson together this morning in my studies that again how many times we find that Jesus is referred to again as you think ofMatthew chapter 1and verse one that's one of the places that you'll find in Matthew 1 and verse one that Jesus is referred to and we'll see this again here in just…
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…morning. It's good to see you guys today. I'm going to say something to you that you haven't heard in a very long time. Please open your Bibles toMatthew chapter 1. All right, Matthew chapter one, First Corinthians is finished. We move on to a new book, Matthew chapter 1. I want you to know that the New…
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…Wow, I didn't know if I'd ever have a child. Wish mom could see him. But I know Yahweh will use him. I want you to take your Bibles, church, toMatthew chapter 1. I want to read through these names so you can see the genealogy. Look at verses 1 through 6. The book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of…
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…and so. That gives us a little. Preview of some things that we do and why we push pause sometimes on just the verse by verse. So Advent will be inMatthew chapter 1. We're going to study the genealogy that is listed in the Gospel of Matthew that points to the coming of Jesus. And it's such an interesting…
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…the general meaning application from it, but then my daring mum, I don't know what she was thinking, told me to read Matthew. So I opened it up toMatthew chapter 1. Who's Jehoshaphat? See a fat person? I don't think I got through half of the names in their genealogy. I was thinking, what's the point of this?…
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…myself there. One may get more out of reading the Sermon on the Mount of Matthew, chapters 5 through 7 than one would from reading the genealogy ofMatthew chapter 1. The genealogy is very dry and it's hard going to read through a book full of genealogies. For example, over in Chronicles, you have chapter after…
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…it it makes the story of the Bible true because you can pinpoint said this man had this son and that son had another son is historical. That's whyMatthew chapter 1is important and Luke is important. That genealogical record is very important because Jesus is not a figment of imagination of somebody. He is a…
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…of God meant that she would one day become the ancestor of the Lord Jesus Christ. You see that at the beginning of Matthew's gospel, verse 5 ofMatthew chapter 1. Without Rahab, without this pagan prostitute saved by the mercy of God, there would be no Jesus. So what was God really doing in directing the…
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…about a lion, John turns and sees a lamb, we can't help but think of John the Baptist's words when he first saw Jesus. Do you remember there inMatthew chapter 1, or John chapter 1? It says, When John saw him, he said, behold, the Lamb of God, which takes away the sin of the world. The Apostle John, seeing…
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…all meant a characteristic about that person. And so when we get to the name Jesus, we have to understand what that name meant. It comes to us fromMatthew chapter 1, when in the dream, Jacob, Joseph is told what to name the child that was growing in Mary's stomach. And the Hebrew name, the name that Mary would…
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…week we're looking at Genesis 38, so you can go ahead and turn back to Genesis 38. But I wanted to start off by reading the genealogy of Jesus inMatthew chapter 1. Because Genesis 38 is kind of a hard passage, if we're honest. It's kind of the type of a passage that we see come up in our Bible reading plan in…
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