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Matthew 1:5 · BSB
1:5 Salmon was the father of Boaz by Rahab, Boaz the father of Obed by Ruth, Obed the father of Jesse,
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…of that farmer. Salmon, the father of Boaz, whose mother was Rahab, Boaz, the father of Obed, whose mother was Ruth, Obed, the father of Jesse.Matthew chapter 1 verse 5. Boaz, the man famous for taking in an outsider, was raised by an outsider who had been taken in. You can see his mother's whole life standing…
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…come to life. The last thing I'm going to tell you about Rahab, I'm literally passing all kinds of stuff. But one of the coolest things is found inMatthew chapter 1, verse 1 through 6. Can I read y'all one more piece of Bible? Okay. This is the record of the ancestors of Jesus. A descendant of David and Abraham. Abraham was the…
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…records of His human, of Jesus' existence in the flesh. And they show to us the works that Jesus did. And when we go through them, for example, inMatthew chapter 1, verse 1 to 5, let's look at the context. Then it will help us to establish ourselves much more in this understanding. Matthew chapter 1, from verse 1 to 5. The…
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…through imperfect people. God did great things through Rahab. Can I tell you just one more thing of how God just kind of puts the cherry on top?Matthew chapter 1, verse 5. Or two, I'm sorry, through five. Abraham is the father of Isaac, Isaac the father of Jacob, Jacob the father of Judah and his brothers, and Judah…
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…Matthew opens up his gospel, he gives us the genealogy of Jesus. And Rahab's name is in there. Of all places. Salmon, the father of Boaz by Rahab.Matthew chapter 1, verse 5. She is a true outsider, yet in mercy she is brought in. Not barely, not reluctantly, not as a footnote. She is woven into the family line of the…
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…family. An Israelite family that's in a very special family line. Because her name pops up in a very noteworthy genealogy in Matthew chapter 1.Matthew chapter 1 verses 5and 6. Check it out. You never thought genealogies had much, did they? And Salmon became the father of Boaz by Rahab. And Boaz the father of Obed…
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…at that, ends up becoming a part of people of Israel being absorbed in that's a messy story, but that's a part of Jesus story. And also inMatthew 1 verses 5and 6, we read of Ruth and the ladies are studying about Ruth on Tuesday. And it's a wonderful story of redemption and and Ruth is a wonderful…
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…God brought her to faith and into God's covenant people. She and her people came to settle in Israel. On the opening page of the New Testament,Matthew 1, verse 5, we read her name as one included in the genealogy of our Lord Jesus Christ. Who would have thought it possible? And her presence in that sacred…
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…the story of Boaz and Ruth? One of the most beautiful pictures of a marriage and love. We're told in the genealogy of our Lord Jesus Christ inMatthew chapter 1 verses 5and 6. Boaz, who was this wealthy landowner in the city of Bethlehem. Boaz, who was born of a woman named Rahab. And Rahab was a prostitute in the…
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…mentioned so little in the Old Testament to be mentioned so often in the New Testament. Here are the three places we find her. We find our first inMatthew chapter 1, verse 5, where God gives us the family tree of Jesus. In the Bible lists in Matthew chapter 1, a lengthy genealogy of how we get from Abraham to Jesus, and…
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…Matthew chapter 1 this is the most extensive genealogy that we have in the gospel accounts I'm just going to read one verse and half of another soMatthew chapter 1 verse 5and then verse 6 and we see the addition of two women in verse 5 this additional piece there's a pattern being followed of so and so was the father…
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…is at work. He's gracious to do these things. Ruth's name would never be forgotten. It's listed here in the lineage of David. It's also listed inMatthew chapter 1, verse 5, in the lineage of Jesus. And so we come to these last few verses that have all these names. And there's seven generations that are listed before…
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…want us to look at this story together and be thrilled by it, because I think that's I think that's the point. Let's look at her in the genealogy.Matthew 1, verses 4 through 6. It says, And Raham, the father of Aminadab, and Aminadab the father of Nashan, and Nashan the father of Salmon, and Salmon the father of Boaz by…
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…say for sure where Boaz learned this, but really a few months ago, I won't say names, but someone was just reading through their Bible and readMatthew 1, verse 5. It's the genealogy of our Lord Jesus. How Salmon, the father of Boaz, we get one little detail. Who was the mother of Boaz? It was by Rahab.…
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…sin. She was a real sin. She was a real sin. She wasn't just trying to save her own skin. Amazingly, Rahab even appears in the lineage of Jesus inMatthew 1, verse 5. And also as an example of real faith, this beloved Gentile woman in Hebrews 11, 31. That's what real faith looks like, James is saying. She…
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…to birth the Savior of the world. When I got there, though, I got in Matthew chapter 1, and it hung me up for a second, and I want to show you why.Matthew chapter 1, verse 5. I got I was asking questions and I got to this. Why through all of this is Boaz such a good man? I want to be like, when I read about Boaz, I want…
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…That theme can be seen in six places. And if you look at the back of your bulletin, I gave you a fairly specific outline. And let's begin withMatthew chapter 1, verse 5. Matthew 1, 5. What I want you to do here is to notice two specific names in this passage. Rahab and Ruth. You may remember Rahab from Jericho,…
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…the book of Ruth, even to constitute the whole theme. And Ruth is mentioned only once in the New Testament, that being in the genealogy of Jesus inMatthew 1, verse 5and 6. But Ruth herself was saved by Boaz and Bethlehem, and the child she and Boaz had together. Are you ready? This gets exciting, was Obed. And…
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