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Matthew 2:22 · BSB
2:22 But when he learned that Archelaus was reigning in Judea in place of his father Herod, he was afraid to go there. And having been warned in a dream, he withdrew to the district of Galilee,
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…That'd be great. Thank you, Gabe. Elder, if you could raise your hand. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Matthew is the first book in the New Testament.Matthew, chapter 2. We're in verses 1 to 12. Let me pray for the reading and preaching of God's Word. Let me pray for the reading and preaching of God's Word.…
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…They see the star. They make their way toward Israel. They find the child ultimately and they bring him gifts. Why do we need to know that? That'sMatthew chapter 2. They were witnesses to the Messiah of the Christ. Now here's the thing that all of these people have in common. From a human perspective, they are…
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…and declare to you that God is what? Light. And in him is no darkness at all. Genesis tells us that God created light to rule over the darkness.Matthew chapter 2tells us that Jesus comes to earth and ushers in light to return light back, the authority back to light. And then John 1, 5 tells us that God…
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…to ensure Roman power, right? They wanted to count everybody so they could tax everybody, so they knew who was in their kingdom. them. And then inMatthew chapter 2, we have the King Herod, who after he hears of Jesus's birth, he decides he's going to order the murder of all the baby boys in Bethlehem. I mean,…
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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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…to understand there's no separation between John's message to the people and Jesus' message to the people. The two are perfectly aligned. ConsiderMatthew chapter 2, or Matthew chapter 3 and verse 2. John the Baptist here, this was his message, Repent ye for the kingdom of heaven is at hand. He said, Repent ye…
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…we're going to be looking at three different gifts that the wise men gave Jesus around the time of His birth according to Matthew's Gospel andMatthew chapter 2. I found a stack of gifts on each side of the platform just for you to reference those gifts that the Magi or the wise men brought. Just to give…
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…the Old Testament. In Matthew chapter 1, he is the genealogy, appears there saying this is the gospel of Jesus Christ with the genealogy.Matthew chapter 2, he's a baby and flees to Egypt, and you don't see him in Matthew chapter 3 until this verse. So imagine, if you will, that it's August already,…
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…to come, but for now, notice that he's out in the wilderness of Judea, and he's there at a specific time in those days. Those days connect you toMatthew chapter 2. We haven't been, we were in Matthew chapter 2 like two advents ago. It was a long time ago. I don't expect you to remember it. But Matthew chapter…
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…will have no end. Jesus did not come to bring Christianity, He came to bring the Kingdom back to the earth where man could get in this Kingdom. InMatthew chapter 2, verse one and two says now after Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea and the days of Herod the king Magi from the east, that's wise men arrived…
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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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…future. So, grab your Bibles and go with me to a very familiar story of the Bible, and it's found, give me a little amen, hoot, holler, something,Matthew chapter 2. Come on, this is God's word. Now, I want to submit to you that that little hoot or holler there is a form of worship. If you cannot bring yourself…
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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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…it was a laughable hope. The Roman emperors were always destined to rule the world. But Matthew is writing about a different kind of ruler. InMatthew chapter 2, we read, After Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Judea, during the time of King Herod, Magi from the East came to Jerusalem And asked, where is the…
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…just ask for the Holy Spirit to come and to be with you and to lead you as you begin to read through the scriptures together. Today we're readingMatthew chapter 2, and as we read through this passage, just ask the Holy Spirit to just reveal to you what he wants you to see, and maybe even write down as we…
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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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…Prophet is written as actually a big clue when you're reading this text because there are actually 4 geographical prophecies fulfilled in justMatthew chapter 2. If you go home and read it, you're going to see Bethlehem, Egypt, Ramah, and Nazareth. The reason I'm telling you that is there are over 300, more…
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…God is a God of invitation. But his invitation is even better than my boy Charles and his Christmas party. And so if you can turn with me over toMatthew chapter 2. And so, to give us some context, Matthew was a, uh, an apostle of Jesus. He was a follower of Jesus. And he wrote this letter and his audience is…
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…Gateway Churches Podcast. Wherever you're tuning in from, we hope you're encouraged by today's message. I want you to look with me in the book ofMatthew, chapter 2. Matthew chapter 2. And uh I want to preach today on the most uh unpreached Bible verse of the Christmas story. I want us to look at something…
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