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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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…do anything. See, that's one of the reasons that we as primitive Baptists believe in predestination and election. We believe that the Bible says inMatthew chapter 1that they shall call his name Jesus, for he shall save his people from their sins. That God has never, never, never, never once attempted to save a…
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…and look down at the verses as they are referred to throughout the sermon. It'll just help you to follow along much more easily. So let's readMatthew chapter 1, verses 1 to 17. It says this. The book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham. Abraham was the father of Isaac, and Isaac the…
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…were married. And we know that as he went to sleep that night, that God appeared to him in a dream and woke him up. And if you remember the text inMatthew chapter 1and verse number 20, God essentially comes to him and simply says to him, You will take Mary as your wife. Do not be afraid. You will take Mary as…
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…he his son and no one was able to answer him a word nor from that day did anyone dare to ask him any more questions Jesus was introduced to us inMatthew chapter 1with the title son of David and people have been calling him son of David throughout the gospel David was the great king he really is the greatest…
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…who? Jesus Christ, the Son of the living God. When Ruth, when she showed up into the field, she could not see that her name would one day be inMatthew chapter 1. But as when he was at the city gates, he did not see that one day the Savior of the world was going to come from his lineage. Naomi, she couldn't…
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…just any old Israelite family. An Israelite family that's in a very special family line. Because her name pops up in a very noteworthy genealogy inMatthew chapter 1. Matthew chapter 1 verses 5 and 6. Check it out. You never thought genealogies had much, did they? And Salmon became the father of Boaz by Rahab.…
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…a namesake, but we don't have this Joseph in the gospel But we do find the sequel to the phrase the Lord was with him. The Lord was with himMatthew chapter 1in verse 23, they will call his name Emmanuel, which means God with us Jesus is present and Jesus left the earth. He assured his followers. I am…
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…of weeks ago, we started off by talking about the lineage of Jesus and the five women who were in the genealogy of Jesus Christ, who are named inMatthew chapter 1, and we started off by talking about the legacy that we lead in our life, and our legacy that we leave and lead others. And then that flowed into…
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…others that he is definitely God. That's why the Jews crucified him. He called himself God. Now, we have his genealogies. If you would turn over toMatthew chapter 1. Matthew chapter 1. And each each one of the gospels treat his genealogy a little differently and add add a little more to uh what is here. But his…
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…have? You have the law and the prophets. And so when you put Jesus in the mix, what do you have? You have the complete word. Jesus is introduced.Matthew chapter 1. The law said that he needed to come. The prophecy said that he would come and the gospels said that he did come. Acts said that he came and he…
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…Christ and hates uh that's the that's the opposition that comes that's good for us but uh you know here here was Mary's seed alone turn over toMatthew chapter 1discovered this about this word in Matthew chapter 1 verse 16 he says here and Jacob begott Joseph and these were the genealogies of Jesus the…
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…mighty grace here. With that in mind, that's Zerubbabel's past. Let's go forward now in Zerubbabel's lineage. And this answers a lot for us today.Matthew chapter 1. Matthew records for us Jesus' lineage, and about two-thirds of the way through, we see in verse 12 something, I call it fantastically gracious. It…
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…but on every word that comes out of the mouth of God." So, where was when he said this? Anybody remember? He was in the wilderness, right? So,Matthew chapter 1chapter 4 verse 1. Then Jesus was led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil. After he had fasted for 40 days and 40 nights,…
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…and they name him Perez. And afterward, the one with the scarlet thread comes out and they name him Zerah. What is the point? If you flip ahead toMatthew chapter 1, and I think you'll see it. You know, so often we just skip past these genealogies and I don't blame you. There's a lot of names. A lot of them are…
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…letters. From the moment he humbled himself and entered into the world, it was clear. From the moment that the angel spoke to Mary and said, inMatthew chapter 1, you shall call his name Jesus, for he will save his people from their sins. Jesus comes from the Greek Isus. The original Hebrew is our name,…
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…will all be subject to Him as He's rightly the heir to the throne of the world. You can go back. You're in Matthew right now. If you go back toMatthew chapter 1and look at verse #1 you see that this is truly Jesus's title. Matthew one verse one, the book of the generation of Jesus Christ, the Son of David,…
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…your faith. Let's lean in together as we hear today's sermon. The scripture won't be on the screen today, but I am going to be reading fromMatthew chapter 1, verses 1 to 13. As they approached Jerusalem and came to Beth Page on the Mount of Olives, Jesus sent two disciples, saying to them, Go to the village ahead of…
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…tidy up begin and what happens in that moment? Tells you something about your heart, tells you about the love that you have for that other person.Matthew chapter 1as we've been going. Through it and our verses that we're going to consider tonight I want to. Submit to you tells. Us something about God's heart…
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…OK. Are we going to look at some bloodlines? You look at the family lies. Yeah. OK. Right. So I just want to show you because when you read chapterMatthew chapter 1, it does not say Riyadh the prostitute, it doesn't say Riyadh the harlot. When you read in Matthew chapter 1, because I want you to see now the…
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…Jesus's direct ancestry. One of her two. Sons born the twins. Born was Perez. Perez was a. Direct ancestor of Jesus. Himself, You can find it inMatthew. Chapter 1. But. For what Tamar had done, would the Messiah have come? That's extraordinary. Tamar is mentioned explicitly by name in the genealogy. Of Jesus,…
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