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Matthew 2:20 · BSB
2:20 “Get up!” he said. “Take the Child and His mother and go to the land of Israel, for those seeking the Child’s life are now dead.”
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…Who he is and what he has come to do for our sake. That's what makes Christmas so, so big. And that's where we want to head today as we look atMatthew chapter 2. It'd be great if you got your Bibles open. We want to see three personal gifts, three personal reactions, and one personal response to the person…
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…this is the response that gives you the joy in life that you want, and I would even say the joy in life that you need. In verse number 10 ofMatthew, chapter 2, it says this. It says when they, the wise men, when they saw the star, they were what's that word? They were overwhelmed with joy. It's because of…
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…receive treasures from the kings of the nations who will come and bow before him. And here, just a few years into his life, it happens already.Matthew chapter 2, listen to verse 11. Going into the house, the wise men saw the child with Mary his mother, and they fell down and worshipped him. Then opening…
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…message this morning is Jesus is the Promised Son. Jesus is the Promised Son. We're finishing our Advent series by looking at the final section ofMatthew 2, verses 13 to 23. Matthew 2, verses 13 to 23. This time of year reminds me a lot of my childhood, when I would ride with my mom in her old minivan and listen to a…
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…that God's presence returns to the temple? No, you don't, because it's not there. There is no record of God's presence returning to his temple.Matthew chapter 2, if you're familiar with the Christmas story, King Herod comes in, and he's so threatened by the birth of this child that he orders every male Jew…
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…we're going to look at the pokey little puppy and the Magi. So to get us in that frame of mind, let's hear these words from the scripture fromMatthew chapter 2. After Jesus was born in Bethlehem in the territory of Judea during the rule of King Herod, Magi came from the east to Jerusalem. They asked, where…
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Crown Him with many crowns. That's what the song we just sang together. ! And this morning as we open up our scriptures toMatthew chapter 2, ! That's going to be kind of the theme of our time together is Christ the King. Worship the King. Jesus as the Anointed One, the anticipated and…
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…Matthew is speaking in a language they understand. He's speaking with themes that they know and he knows they know to look for a branch. And so inMatthew, chapter 2, and in verse 23,. And in verse 23, writing about Jesus, he says these words. Then he went this is Jesus and he settled in a town called Nazareth…
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Turn to the Gospel of Matthew. It's the first book of the New Testament,Matthew chapter 2. A little sad to be saying turn to the Gospel of Matthew for the last time in two years now. And we're not going to be limiting ourselves to…
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…question. Did Jesus ever claim to be a king? You know, he did talk about his kingdom a lot, didn't he? It's also interesting. Do you remember inMatthew chapter 2when Jesus was born? You remember the wise men, as we call them from the east, who traveled for a long time and they went to Herod's house or to…
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…leads us to the implicit question in Matthew's biography. What will you do with this Jesus? What will you do with this Jesus? If you look back atMatthew chapter 2, the next detail that Matthew includes in the life of Jesus after his birth is the arrival of some individuals that we know as the Magi. Gentile…
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…the darkness, a light that was going to attract nations, one who was worthy of people's praise, whether they were young or old. Let's go back toMatthew chapter 2. Now I'm not saying the Magi knew everything about who Jesus was and what he was coming to do, but I think we can be very clear that they did know…
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…his people. Now, this is one of the best-known parts of Micah's prophecy, mainly because it takes us straight to the coming of the Lord Jesus. InMatthew chapter 2, when the wise men come in search of the newborn Jesus, they quote in Matthew 2, verse 2, they quote this verse, verse 2 here, directly. So the…
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…of Matthew. We already had a sermon on this. That's okay if you don't remember. Review is good, right. So let's go over to Matthew for a moment.Matthew, chapter 2. So I'm trying to show you that you know it's not just my ideas about the patterns of Exodus. The scripture writers themselves have these same…
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…probably familiar with two passages. One is from Micah 5 that talks about the Messiah coming from Bethlehem. It's the one that Matthew quotes inMatthew chapter 2. This is the passage we read at Christmas time, and we love it, right? It's comforting and it's warm. And that is a wonderful passage, and we'll…
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…with his glory. What Matthew is telling you, that what Israel looked for and prayed for is beginning to happen. We are seeing in miniature inMatthew chapter 2that the king of the Jews is actually the king of the nations. The promise is given in the Old Testament that God is going to bless all the nations…
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Our two readings are from Micah 5, and Tony's gonna read that first for us. And then after him, Joanne will come up to read the Christmas story fromMatthew chapter 2. Some familiar words perhaps to some of us from Micah chapter 5. Now muster your troops, oh daughter of troops. Siege is laid against us. With a…
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…and would restore the kingdom of David. And as I said, the root word for branch used here is essentially the same as the word for Nazarene used inMatthew chapter 2. So that is one possible explanation. The other explanation is to do with the town of Nazareth itself. Nazareth, I've said, was a small and…
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…you have one with you, or perhaps you could grab one in front of you in the pew or scroll on your phone. And we're going to visit those verses inMatthew chapter 2again, verses 13 to 18 that we heard earlier. We're going to be thinking about the Nazareth section of it next Sunday morning, so let me encourage…
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…got the text here, you see Matthew references Bethlehem four times in these short verses, four times. Five of them if you include verse 16 ofMatthew chapter 2. So Matthew thinks it's really important that his readers know where Jesus was born. Let me give you a couple of things to notice about this. Let…
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