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Matthew 2:17 · BSB
2:17 Then what was spoken through the prophet Jeremiah was fulfilled:
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…the next. We pray in Jesus' name. All God's people said Amen. Amen. You can have a seat. If you got a Bible, I invite you to take it, open up toMatthew chapter 2. If you don't have a Bible, uh it'll come up on the screen behind me. Uh, if you're our guest today, let me say thank you for being here. You're…
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…me a star that leads people. Keep going. Some place in this blood is somebody very excited. Now let's go to the word. I'm going to read this to youMatthew chapter 2and so Jesus was born in Bedford Geo during the time of King Herod Magi, which is the wise man from the East county Jerusalem is where is the one…
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…convince myself I can make candles that will last. But that's that's the invitation. What I wanna do is pray. And then we're gonna be shortly intoMatthew chapter 2today and we're continuing the story of Jesus birth. And today in chapter 2, we see the Magi visit Jesus. And so that's where we're going to begin.…
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…automatically receive new episodes each week. Good morning again. If you've got your Bibles, and I hope you do, I want to invite you to join us inMatthew chapter 2. Usually I'm able to get all my stuff ready while the announcements are going, but we'll quick stage change up here. I want to echo what Pastor…
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…We're going to continue our journey this morning in Matthew. So if you've got your Bibles, which I hope you do, let's go ahead and you can turn toMatthew chapter 2. We're also on the third week of Advent, and so we're going to be seeing the theme this morning of love. So we think about Advent or the coming of…
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…Claus. Rather, this is King Herod, also known as Herod the Great. And we're going to talk a little bit about Herod today because when we get toMatthew chapter 2, which is where we'll be in the scriptures in a little bit, Herod plays a very large role in that. And when we understand the history of this man,…
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…church. We're going to have kids sing some songs. It's going to be a great time together. But Christmas is way more than celebrating. In verse two,Matthew chapter 2, we saw it says, "For we saw his star when it rose and have come to worship him." This seeking is an important part of what Christmas is all about.…
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…read to you. The part of Scripture where the first people to really understand that he's king arrive. If you have a Bible, you want to open it toMatthew chapter 2. If you also want to flip to the left and have a finger, a pencil or somebody, somebody's money, whatever, you stick something in your Bible to let…
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…this word this morning. But before we get into the preaching of the Word, just like for you to stand in honor of the reading of God's Word, look atMatthew chapter 2verses one through 12 today. Matthew 2 one through 12. Now after Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod the king, behold, wise…
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…be confounding to us that in his perfect wisdom, the Messiah comes as a helpless baby. Needy, fully dependent on others. Yet, do you remember inMatthew chapter 2, when Jesus was born, Herod the Great trembled. Herod and all of Jerusalem feared because of the birth of Jesus. All the trappings of earthly…
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…first but he is Herod the tetrarch as he's called in verse 1 this is Herod Antipas Herod the first son Herod the first is the one that we saw inMatthew chapter 2who massacred all the boys in Bethlehem under the age of 2 in an attempt to kill baby Jesus Herod Antipas is his son after Herod the first death…
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…in deep ways. But God didn't choose any of those places, did he? God chose Bethlehem. Now, some of you were listening carefully when we readMatthew chapter 2earlier, and you realize that when Matthew refers to Bethlehem, he actually changes the words a little bit. He says, you know, if Micah says, you…
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…were fulfilled in Jesus Christ. He's the ultimate true Israel. Just as Israel was taken out of Egypt in the Exodus, Matthew makes the point in uhMatthew chapter 2when Jesus and his family go down to Egypt for time to escape Herod, he says, he fulfilled Scripture, for out of Egypt have I called my son. Jesus…
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…other it's helpful for us to note that the Greek word for come is the exact same word that means to go and is translated that way in other parts ofMatthew chapter 2! 27 64 but we have to rely on the context to figure out whether Jesus is speaking of going to heaven or coming to earth in our text this morning…
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…to in verse one? Well, this is Herod Agrippa, I, the grandson of Herod the Great. Well, who is Herod the Great? Well, you might remember, inMatthew, chapter 2, it was Herod the Great. When he heard about the birth of this king of the Jews, jesus Christ, remember what he did. He was threatened and he…
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…The One That The Scripture Speaks About So You May Wonder Why Does Nathanael Respond With The Question Can Anything Good Come Out Of Nazareth NowMatthew Chapter 2In Verse 23 After Jesus' Family Returns From Egypt We Can Read And He Went And Lived In A City Called Nazareth So They Returned So They Returned…
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…about Jesus was a fulfillment of the prophecies of the Old Testament. Like, don't turn there now, but if you just go to one chapter in the Bible,Matthew chapter 2talks about how Jesus was born, where he came from, how he got here. Matthew chapter 2, verse 15, verse 17, verse 23, I'll say that phrase. This…
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…at the birth story of Jesus or whether you're looking at the triumphal entry. People do not recognize him for who he is. The city of Jerusalem andMatthew chapter 2was stirred up and troubled because they didn't know that Jesus was the king of the Jews. And then when you look at Matthew 21, the same city of…
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…here, About the one, Who is going to be born, When she who is in labor, Has given birth, So it's looking ahead, To the coming of Christ, And inMatthew chapter 2, When Herod hears, From the wise men, That they are coming, Because they have seen, A star of the new born king, Of the Jews, He asks his own wise…
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…same thing happens again. The devil realizes God is up to something, and in his panic and in his fear, he strikes again at the young generation.Matthew chapter 2. The enemy places in the heart of Herod to attack the young generation, and again, thousands of Jewish babies are being killed. And Gateway, I want…
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