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Matthew 2:14 · BSB
2:14 So he got up, took the Child and His mother by night, and withdrew to Egypt,
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…deliver them out of the land of Egypt. And this is done for a particular reason. Now let's go back to Matthew 2. I'll tie all this in in a minute.Matthew 2:14. And speaking of Joseph, and he arose and took the child of his mother by night and departed to Egypt and remained there until the death of Herod.…
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…of Joseph and Moses and eventually Jesus because they're the ones who were rejected and sent to Egypt. And then God called them out of Egypt.Matthew 2, verse 14, when he arose, he took the child, the young child and his mother by night and departed for Egypt. And there he was until the death of Herod, that…
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The message text for tonight isMatthew chapter 2, verses 13 through 20. Please listen as I read God's word. When they had gone, an angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream. Get up, he said, take the child and…
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…and that nothing's going to stop him from fulfilling his mission. So if you will please stand with me, we're going to get into the text We're inMatthew chapter 2 verses 13 through 18says this. Now when they had departed, behold, an Angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream and said, arise, take the child and his mother…
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…him and took Mary home as his wife, but he did not consummate their marriage until she gave birth to a son and he gave him the name Jesus.Matthew chapter 2 verses 13 to 14continues. This is when Jesus is a little older. They say he was probably a early toddler, you know, probably 1 1/2 and two. And it says the the…
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…it was the same life, it was the same direction but we now see Jesus and his family, all of them escaping from. herald to Egypt. In the same, inMatthew 2 verse 14. We see that happen in Matthew 2 verse 14. In Matthew 2 verse 14. After being spoken to in a dream. Let me read 13. Matthew 2 verse 13. It says,…
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…the praise of the Lord." Fulfilment: Matthew 2:11. 8. Escape to Egypt - Prophecy: Hosea 11:1 – "Out of Egypt I called my son." Fulfilment:Matthew 2:14-15. 9. Massacre of Innocents in Bethlehem - Prophecy: Jeremiah 31:15 – "A voice is heard in Ramah, mourning and great weeping, Rachel weeping for her…
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…in. It was very very common in brutality and they mean it was comprehend living in such conditions that Jesus knew as he grew up of how it was.Matthew chapter 2 verse 13 to 16, the flight to Egypt and he departed. Behold Angel Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream saying Oriah see the young child his mother flee to Egypt see…
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…note of fulfillment. When Jesus arrives it doesn't take long for the New Testament writers to start picking up on these themes of an Exodus. So inMatthew 2 verses 13 to 15Jesus is transported down to Egypt by his mother and Joseph escaping the wrath of Herod and eventually he returns from Egypt. After this we are…
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…would say no, because there are times when Jesus said no to people who acted in ways that were abusive toward others. Just two examples. One is inMatthew chapter 2, verses 12 through 17, when people were using the temple as a way to exploit others, and Jesus came in and famously took the whip and cleared the temple and basically…
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…to this verse is a special exodus, from a special exodus, not like the one from Egypt, but that of Jesus after the death of Herod. In Genesis or inMatthew chapter 2, verses 13 through 15, we read, Now when they had departed, behold, an angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream and said, Rise and take the child and his mother.…
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…was a child, I loved him, and out of Egypt I called my son. Here, God's using the language of sonship to describe the nation of Israel. But inMatthew 2, verses 13 to 15, we see that Jesus, along with his earthly parents, fled to Egypt and stayed there until the murderous Herod died. And Matthew tells us about that…
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…a look at Matthew chapter 2. Keep your finger in Hosea. And just go forward a few pages to the first book of the New Testament, Matthew chapter 2.Matthew chapter 2, verse 14. So here Matthew is recording how Jesus ended up as a refugee in Egypt in some ways, you know, away from home. Chapter 2, verse 14. So he, that's…
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…And then God speaks to them in a dream. And he tells them, Don't go back to Herod, go back to your country by a different route. And so let's readMatthew 2, verses 13 through 16to hear what happens next. When they had gone, an angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream. Get up, he said, take the child and his mother…
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…And then God speaks to them in a dream. And he tells them, Don't go back to Herod, go back to your country by a different route. And so let's readMatthew 2, verses 13 through 16to hear what happens next. When they had gone, an angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream. Get up, he said, take the child and his mother…
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