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Matthew 1:7 · BSB
1:7 Solomon the father of Rehoboam, Rehoboam the father of Abijah, and Abijah the father of Asa.
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…else, this is the man who's cut out. And as we'll see next week, it's Boaz's name that's going to continue. It's Boaz who's going to show up inMatthew chapter 1. And here. Because he was willing to raise up the name. And so we're not just left with sacrifice. Verses 11 and 12, we see the blessing that…
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…Obed begat Jesse, and Jesse begat King David, who would become Israel's greatest king. But it doesn't stop there. I want you to turn your Bible toMatthew chapter 1. You've got to see the bigger story and the grand story of history. Look at Matthew chapter 1, look at verse 5, and then we're going to skip all…
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…the good news. A gospel account with a genealogy just like that. Have a look. Let's turn to it. Let's look at Matthew 1. From the opening verse inMatthew chapter 1, Matthew calls Jesus, Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham. And then he quotes or lists 42 generations beginning with Abraham,…
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…Well, we can start making a list. I can't promise it will be 75, but there's a whole lot of them there. Where can I find them? Start reading withMatthew chapter 1. But I don't want to finish this series of studies just talking about our Sunday worship. I want us to pray this hymn out loud together. We won't…
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…chapter 8 in this section, Matthew is doing some tie-in work. He is connecting Matthew 28 with Matthew chapter 21 and here's how he does it. InMatthew chapter 1, excuse me, Matthew chapter 1, there's this genealogy. And in Matthew chapter 1's genealogy, two names pop out. Abraham and David. Abraham would be…
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…want or you can just listen carefully. I'm going to give you two examples and I'm going to tell you every place else that he references Isaiah. SoMatthew chapter 1, this is verse 22 and 23. After Matthew's summary of the birth of Jesus, and here he's citing Isaiah 7, 14. All this took place to fulfill what the…
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…him. Be close. And so here in just the first couple verses, we are seeing the humanity of Jesus Christ. Oh yeah. Fully God. Emmanuel. God with us.Matthew chapter 1. God with us. And here in the garden, we are seeing his humanity. He experienced the full range of emotions. He knows when you feel anxious and a…
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…promises fulfilled. We have seen Abraham's offspring and how it has been a blessing to the whole world. How? Well, if you look in your own time atMatthew chapter 1, you can see Abraham's descendants written down. And the promise in Genesis chapter 3 verse 15, the promise of hope, and the promise here in…
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…and ultimate fulfillment of Isaiah 7.14. The virgin shall conceive and bear a son and shall call his name Emmanuel. We have seen Jesus born inMatthew chapter 1, where he is given the name Jesus because he will save his people from their sins. We look at this text from the completion in Jesus, but Isaiah…
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…believed that there would be a fulfilment of what was spoken to her from the Lord. And let's just quickly go across to Matthew, a parallel passage,Matthew chapter 1. We're just going to read from verse 18. Verse 18. Matthew chapter 1. Now the birth of Jesus Christ took place in this way when his mother Mary had…
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…is born king of the Jews? Both Matthew and Luke go to great lengths to help us understand that Christ came as king. They capture his genealogy inMatthew chapter 1and in Luke chapter 4. They trace the lineage of Jesus through the line of David. He was to be king or the rightful king through David. But then on…
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Now I want us to open up God's word together. It's the beginning of Advent season, And so we are gonna look atMatthew chapter 1and John chapter 1. Lauren, can I grab your worship pad? Thanks. John chapter 1 and Matthew chapter 1. We're gonna look at the virgin birth. We're…
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…meant it for evil, but God meant it for good. Genesis 50, 20, the Romans 8:28 verse in the Old Testament. Brings me to the second fear not. Go toMatthew chapter 1. Matthew chapter 1. And we see the story of the shepherds. Fear not, Mary. The fear not of human impossibility. There's nothing impossible with…
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…walks into that we're reading about right now. God has always dwelt with his people. God has always dwelt with his people. If you flip back toMatthew chapter 1. Verses 22 and 23. Talking about the birth of Jesus. Typically we hear this around Christmas time. All this took place to fulfill what the Lord had…
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…I will send my own son, Jesus, as one of your descendants to save the world. And it is shown in the genealogy of Christ. You can look that up inMatthew chapter 1or in Luke chapter 3 and you can trace from the birth of Jesus to Abraham. So, to recap the threefold blessings, one, it was a numerical blessing,…
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…Jesus is cruising around Galilee and forget that He's God in the flesh. Do you remember John 1? The Word became flesh and dwelt among us. RememberMatthew chapter 1? Jesus is God with us, Emmanuel. And so, do you see what's going on here? We are seeing God in the flesh walking around Galilee. God's there. He's…
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…From the body of my mother he named my name. Do you remember what his name was? Before he was born, what did the angel say to his father? Joseph inMatthew chapter 1, they said, you shall call his name Jesus. Because he will save his people from their situation. Well, they were in a pretty ruby situation then,…
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…this, because all of these events paved the way for God's chosen king of the Old Testament, King David. But even more importantly, if you look atMatthew chapter 1and the huge genealogy that is there, we can see that Ruth is also mentioned in the genealogy of Jesus Christ. This little story of Ruth in one of…
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You know, one of my favorite features of the Gospel of Matthew is how it starts and how it finishes. It's got bookends. AndMatthew chapter 1starts with Jesus being identified as Emmanuel, God with us. And then at the end of Matthew chapter 28 in the Great Commission, Jesus is…
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…family do we go to on what day? Are those the kinds of things uh that Christmas is about uh for you? All right, well, I want to read this. This isMatthew chapter 1, uh, starting in verse 18. We're gonna read down to 23. If you would read along with me, uh that would be uh that would be great. Here it is. It…
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