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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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…See, the answer of scripture to will there be redeemer is yes. And his name is Jesus Christ. If you have your Bible with you there, turn with me toMatthew chapter 1. And we're going to look first at verses 1 through 6, and then we're going to skip ahead. We're going to look at verses 16 and 17. Matthew chapter…
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…sign that something is is out of out of line. One more example on this, and probably my favourite in Matthew's telling of the Nativity story. InMatthew chapter 1, Joseph discovers that his fiance Mary is pregnant. And Matthew says because Joseph was a righteous man, he resolved to separate from Mary quietly.…
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…who God used in great and mighty ways through the land and the nation of of Israel. And it doesn't stop with David, though. Years later, we get toMatthew chapter 1, the New Testament, and God is giving the genealogy of baby Jesus. Where did Jesus come from? Who is his grandmother? Who is his great-grandmother?…
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…people, to the praise of his glorious grace. God works out all things, even in this mess, to bring us to the Savior and to bring the Savior to us.Matthew chapter 1, it tells us, Jesus is the son of Abraham, the liar. He's the son of Isaac and Jacob and Judah. We've just seen how messed up they are. He descends…
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…establish an eternal kingdom, would sit on the throne of David. Jesus is the King of kings and Lord of lords from the line of David. Have you readMatthew chapter 1, the genealogy there? He is from the line and lineage of David long ago. And many times and in many ways, echoes reverberating and finding their…
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…the time of Christ, as still yet a time of exile. Israel is not made at home. In fact, when you look at every one of the fulfillment quotations inMatthew chapters 1through 4, of which there are many, every single one is speaking in a context of exile. And so Matthew sees this ongoing exile, and he makes it…
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…the scarlet cord is visible from the window of your home because salvation is available to anyone who chooses to believe. So let's close with this.Matthew chapter 1and we'll start in verse one. An account of the genealogy of Jesus, the son of David, the son of Abraham. Abraham fathered Isaac. Isaac fathered…
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…to work an impossible situation in your life. But say that with me, you got to get that this morning. He's still the God of the impossible. InMatthew chapter 1and verse 18, we read the Christmas story. We read about the birth of Christ being born to Mary. But I want to look back at some of this and preach…
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…of Jesus even though their stories are PG-13 and some a little TVMA. Okay, so that's where we're going to get to today. Um, so let's start withMatthew chapter 1and then we'll get over to Genesis chapter 38. This is the genealogy of Jesus. Uh, some of your Bibles might use the word begat. So I'm going to go…
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…to tell us God can make beautiful things out of a mess. But Judah in chapter 38 unintentionally sleeps with his daughter-in-law named Tamar.Matthew chapter 1, we find a few women's names. Guess who's one of them? Tamar. You need to look at Genesis 38. But we see this problem that's happening in…
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…walk in the full reality of the spiritual life that God has given to us so that we can become the person that God himself has called us to be. InMatthew chapter 1, speaking about Jesus Christ, it says, but while he thought this is speaking about Joseph, about these things, which is when he found out his wife…
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…name in the Gospels. The reporting of God's name in the Gospels. If you just turn over a couple of pages, or maybe just one page in your Bible, toMatthew chapter 1. Matthew reports something incredibly significant. I wana kids, I want to know if you remember this because we talked about this Wednesday night.…
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…what mattered most and so every year I read a couple times through the gospels and every time as I'm reading through the gospels you start inMatthew chapter 1and Matthew 1 if you haven't read it you should read it you should check it out a long genealogy to start his gospel right I mean I'm talking long…
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…of this man Lot. But you know what? He was never able to salvage any of his family. What do we know about Abraham? He's the father of Israel.Matthew chapter 1verse number one, the Bible says, "This is the generation of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham. Lot's never remembered. Lot has…
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…virgin birth, it's on shaky ground. Well, we need to look at those scriptures for ourselves to understand. So go to the New Testament. Let's go toMatthew chapter 1. And I know we looked at these a couple weeks ago, but it's good for us to look at them again, particularly through the lens of what we're trying…
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…where Israel rebelled in the Old Testament. He he steps into the waters where sinners stand because he has come to bear their burden. RememberMatthew chapter 1, Jesus. He shall call his name Jesus, for he will save his people from their sins, right? John Calvin explains it this way, said Christ had not…
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…throughout, mentioned throughout Scripture. And in fact that story of Ruth and Boaz, it continues into the story of Jesus, Matthew chapter one. InMatthew chapter 1, we see the genealogy of Jesus, his line. He would come from the line of David. Verse 5 says Salman, the father of Boaz, whose mother was Rahab…
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…it was meant to be read. Now once you've done that a couple of times, then you can vary it up and you could read Genesis chapter 1, 2 and 3, maybeMatthew chapter 1, 2 and 3, whatever the case is, but it was meant to be read from beginning to end. Everybody with me and don't pogo, stick around, don't go like…
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…And, and so I think it, it kind of hopefully flows into what we've been kind of learning about in second Samuel. We're going to be studying inMatthew chapter 1and 2. We're not going to be going through verse by verse. We're just going to be kind of taking this of overall what it's telling us moving…
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…of your place in that family. And that's where I want to start, that you actually have a place because of Jesus. So, if you have your Bibles,Matthew chapter 1, we're going to look at the genealogy. I know you love genealogies. You read them every time you come to them in your Bible. But we're going to…
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