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Matthew 1:6 · BSB
1:6 and Jesse the father of David the king. Next: David was the father of Solomon by Uriah’s wife,
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…thing. God says to Zerubbabel, redemption. And where do I get that? I get that from verses 20 through 23, but also from Jeremiah 22, and also fromMatthew chapter 1. I told you there was a lot of flipping around. Let's just look at 20 through 23 right now. He says, verse 20, the word came a second time on the…
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…we were looking at. So we spent April, May, June just looking at the era of the era of the patriarchs. The reason we did it this way is inMatthew chapter 1, when the genealogy of Jesus was given, it starts with it says, from Abraham to the first king, David, was 14 generations. From David to the exile…
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…your faith is what? In vain. So which means that if there is no resurrection, then there will not be what? The saving from sin. You remember inMatthew chapter 1, we say his name shall be called Jesus for he shall save his people from their sins. So which means that if there is no resurrection of Jesus from…
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…Shiatil, Zerubbabel, Abiud, Eliakim, Azar, Zadok, Hakim, Aliud, Aleazar, Mathan, Jacob, Joseph, the husband of Mary, Jesus. Let me show you this inMatthew chapter 1. So all the generations from Abraham to David are 14. How many? From David until captivity, notice he's mentioned twice. The Babylon, there are 14…
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…Devote yourself to this. Some may wonder though, but I don't have a seminary degree. Can you read? If you can read, then you can open your Bible inMatthew chapter 1and read what it says. You don't need a seminary degree. Some of you may feel weighed down right now, though, saying, I've wasted too much time. My…
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…foundation of the world, but now once in the end of the world hath he appeared to put away sin by the sacrifice of what? Of himself. Don't forgetMatthew chapter 1, he says, his name shall be called Jesus, for he shall accomplish a task, and the task is that he shall save what? His people from their what? From…
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…one he had been eating dinner with had betrayed him. And of course, this Psalm is far more about the true and better David that we read about inMatthew chapter 1who went up the Mount of Olives and who stood in Gethsemane and who was betrayed by the one who had eaten dinner with him just that very night. And…
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…Only. Amen. Hallelujah. So, which means that the scripture will not be talking about the biological name of who? Of Jesus. Why? Because we read inMatthew chapter 1, When the angel came, right, he came and said, his name shall be called Jesus, but he didn't stop there. Amen? He gave the reason why his name…
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…to Egypt and sat under Joseph, and the family was restored, and God made a nation out of them. And when you read about the birth of Jesus Christ inMatthew chapter 1, you've got to go back to Genesis 37 to a faithful kid who let God prepare him for ministry. Some of your trials are just that. God will prepare…
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…in Matthew 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 book of the genealogy, genealogy has to do with the word, is the word Genesis. The book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ,…
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…for what God has done, what God will do, that continues into the New Testament as well. We see this with the pronouncement of Jesus' name inMatthew chapter 1. The angel said to Joseph, She will give birth to a son, and you are to give him the name Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins.…
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…yourself long enough. We know that that's not the case, right? But he says, ye shall hearken. Here's a shall of the Bible. We love the shows ofMatthew chapter 1. Here's another shall, and I love this shallow. Unto him ye shall hearken. How is it that the child of God is going to hearken unto this prophet…
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…them. Maybe they sin today, so I'm going to offer a sacrifice for them. That was Job. Or Joseph. the earthly father of Jesus. We read of this inMatthew chapter 1and 2 and also in Luke chapter 2. Joseph was a righteous man. He was protective. He was obedient to God's dreams and warnings, but he also was a…
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…we we have the lineage, guys. We have we have the family tree. We could trace it back. We could trace it back. I want you guys to join me. Turn toMatthew chapter 1. Go to Matthew chapter 1. First book in the New Testament. Chapter 1. Chapter 1. Matthew 1. Now, some of you might be in your Bible reading and…
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…as well. There's books of wisdom there. When you get to the end of Ecclesiastas, go back to Psalm 1. When you get to Revelation 22, go back toMatthew chapter 1. So it's so simple. It was such a simple, I go, I can even remember that. And so I started when I was 27. And I've been doing that, and I'll be 64…
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…with a header, Old Testament, and then a blank page, 400 years of silence, and then a page that says New Testament. And then the book of Matthew,Matthew chapter 1, the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of Abraham, the son of David. Is that the New Testament? I don't think so, because the book of Hebrews, as…
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…of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Um, Matthew presents Jesus as the Jesus, Matthew presents Christ as the king of the Jews, takes his lineage inMatthew chapter 1back through David to Abraham. He's a Jew. He's born of David, he's of the tribe of Judah. David has a Jesus has a rightful place to the throne.…
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…speaks, that he acts, that he provides, he loves, he makes a way back home. This young woman, Ruth, is recorded in the lineage of our Lord Jesus inMatthew chapter 1, along with four other women, Tamar and Rahab and Bathsheba. Ruth is the great-grandmother of King David. Ruth was a Moabitus, far from the Lord…
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…or some things that we don't go in-depth on, but hopefully you'll get a good summary here by the time we depart. So if you will, turn with me toMatthew chapter 1, and when you get there, back it up a page into Malachi. So Malachi 4, 1 through 6. I'll give everybody just a second there and then I'll read it…
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…servant, the son of Shealtiel, declares the Lord. I will make you like a signet ring, for I've chosen you, declares the Lord of hosts. And then inMatthew chapter 1, verses 1 to 17, the genealogy of Jesus. The book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham. Abraham was the father of Isaac, and…
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