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Matthew 2:4–6 · BSB
2:4 And when he had assembled all the chief priests and scribes of the people, he asked them where the Christ was to be born.
2:5 “In Bethlehem in Judea,” they replied, “for this is what the prophet has written:
2:6 ‘But you, Bethlehem, in the land of Judah, are by no means least among the rulers of Judah, for out of you will come a ruler who will be the shepherd of My people Israel.’”
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…So we understand the family dynasty dynamic. This particular family were known as the Herods, the Herodian dynasty. And we're going to start inMatthew chapter 2. That's where they are first mentioned within the pages of the New Testament, Matthew chapter 2. We're going to be first introduced to Herod the…
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…Out of Egypt I called my son. Hosea is speaking about Israel here, and and and centuries later, this very verse, Hosea 11, verse 1, is is quoted inMatthew chapter 2. He he takes those words and applies them to Jesus returning home, returning from Egypt, as it were. Israel, the loved son, called out of Egypt and…
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…New Testament invites us to read Exodus in a Christ-centered way, perhaps more than it invites us to read any other Old Testament book in this way.Matthew chapter 2. Matthew is writing about Jesus. He says, Out of Egypt I called my son. And he's quoting from the book of Hosea, which is referring to the Exodus,…
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…one sent from God. To deal with sin. He saw his own saviour. His own saviour. Likewise, I'm always fascinated by the men who came from the east. InMatthew chapter 2. Men came from the east at his birth. Where is the king of the Jews that we may come to worship him? They came a huge distance. To come to the…
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…his actions, through these titles, who he is. He's pointing to the fact that Jesus is no ordinary man. He is Yahweh in the flesh. Remember back inMatthew chapter 2, we call him the wise man or the magi. Remember, they came from the east, and upon seeing the Christ child, they come into the house, and they fall…
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…who can serve the most. And what's great is everything you learn in the Old Testament is going to find its way into the New Testament and Jesus. InMatthew chapter 2, Jesus is being born. Jesus, who was of the Lion of the tribe of which tribe, guys? Judah, which was a descendant of Jacob. That's the line that…
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…they weren't kings. And their reign was primarily during the time of Jesus and the early church. The very first Herod that is mentioned is found inMatthew chapter 2. This is Herod the Great. He is the one known as King Herod, and he was the one that was ruling at the time of Jesus' birth. He was also the one…
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…Well, okay. Jesus of Nazareth? Do you remember this is back in Matthew 2? Matthew deliberately left kind of that Easter egg for you back inMatthew chapter 2, where he says, Jesus comes back from Egypt. He could have gone to Bethlehem. He could have gone to Jerusalem. He ended up in Nazareth through…
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…it's seductive, it's subterfuge, it's tricky, it sneaks in. It doesn't jump up with a sign or a shout. So, based on this then, let us look atMatthew chapter 2, the visit of the Magi. From that perspective. So the perspective of looking for the Antichrist. While you're flipping there, I will say this to…
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…there's Jesus of Nazareth is the Messiah, is the promised one. This is all the way through Matthew's declaration, Matthew chapter one. We saw thatMatthew chapter 2. We saw that chapter 3 and then Jesus has picked up where John the Baptist left off and he's been preaching of repentance for the Kingdom of heaven…
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…That preempts the arrival of Jesus as we see in the commencement of his ministry as we advance ahead now in years from where we last left off inMatthew chapter 2. And it's something that people did not expect from the Script, that they thought from the way that things they were anticipating should happen.…
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…through a bunch of potholes and all that sort of thing. And when he entered Jerusalem, all the city was stirred. The last time that happened was uhMatthew chapter 2, when Jesus was born. And all the city was stirred because the wise men came to King Herod in the palace and said, Where is he who is to be born…
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Speaking of God's word, we've turned now toMatthew chapter 2and I have here a book I'll recommend to you. This is probably the the go to commentary that I'll reference a lot in my study. It's called the…
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…kingship. Oh my gosh. And so he comes, he the Angel tells Mary, that's the king in your womb. Listen, Thrones are in kingdoms, not religions. InMatthew chapter 2verses one and two, it says now after Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod, the king Magi from the east, that's wise men or…
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…Joseph brings them down into Egypt. And Joseph brings Jesus down into Egypt. And uh there's a lot of correlations. a strong theme in other ways inMatthew chapter 2. And now here in Matthew chapter 3, we have a Levite, son of a priest, estranged from the temple wearing, By the way, all Matthew, Mark, and Luke…
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…with the book of the book of the genesis Jesus, the last Adam, the one who comes to take away scene. In Exodus, Pharaoh kills all the babies. InMatthew chapter 2, Herod kills babies. And in Exodus, God brings his children out of the land of Egypt. And we have this verse that says, "Out of Egypt, I have…
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…come about in... There was one final attempt at the close of the Old Testament and the start of the New Testament. That final attempt is found inMatthew chapter 2. I'd like us to turn there. We all know this story. If you remember, the Magi from the East recognized the arrival of a king, a great king. And…
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…return at various times, but as a whole, they were taken off to other nations and and it it was fulfilled just as Isaiah said. Now, let's go on toMatthew chapter 2. I'll quickly read what leads up to it, the context, but I'm going to really focus on these five scriptures. Not Jesus was born in Bethlehem in the…
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…the people of Israel, and he shall stand and shepherd his flock, and the strength of the Lord and the majesty of the name of the Lord his God. InMatthew chapter 2, Yallah, y'all know Matthew quotes this about who? Jesus, because he was born where? In Bethlehem, y'all, the idea is that the inauguration of…
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We're going to be back inMatthew chapter 2this morning. Now this out of Egypt we're going to see this theme of Egypt. It's actually first in Genesis right away in Abraham. Abraham has a…
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