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Matthew 2:5 · BSB
2:5 “In Bethlehem in Judea,” they replied, “for this is what the prophet has written:
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…secure for now he shall be great to the ends of the earth, and he shall be their peace. So far from the book of Micah, we turn now to Matthew.Matthew 2:1-6. Now after Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod the king, behold, wise men came from the East to Jerusalem saying, where is he…
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…submission in any way and every form offends you, maybe Jesus Christ is not inside you. A disciple submits to the authority of Jesus. Okay? So inMatthew 2 verses 1 through 6, we have a king. He's not the king, but he's sitting on the throne, and he refuses to submit to the authority of Jesus. Let's take a look at…
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…dawned. This prophecy is notable because Galilee was decidedly not where the first century Jews were expecting the Messiah to come from. We saw inMatthew chapter 2, verses 5and 6, that the Jewish scholars, based on the prophecy of Micah 5, verse 2, expected the Messiah to come from Bethlehem, from the village where…
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…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 shepherd my people Israel.’”’ (Matthew 2:1-6) Matthew’s reference to the fulfilment of Micah’s prophecy, brings together these two statements from Micah: ‘“But you, Bethlehem Ephrathah, though…
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…Devotional as we continue our Christmas series, Emmanuel, where we are reflecting on the promises regarding God coming to us in Jesus. Today, fromMatthew 2:1-6, we reflect on how the details of Jesus’ birth, and the details of our lives, are in God’s hands. To watch this devotional, select the link below…
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…Devotional as we continue our Christmas series, Emmanuel, where we are reflecting on the promises regarding God coming to us in Jesus. Today, fromMatthew 2:1-6, we reflect on how the journey and worship of the magi are a foretaste of God’s will to bring all nations to worship Jesus. To watch this…
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…to do for our passage that we just look at quickly today is go back to Matthew 2 and look at one of those prophecies a little bit more in depth. InMatthew 2, verse 5, matthew writes and they told him the wise men had come to Herod and said where is the king of the Jews? He went to the scribes and the scholars…
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…a child from God. And so, of all the little baby boys born 2,000 years ago, there was one of them who an angel is saying, this one is unique. InMatthew 2, verses 1 through 6, Herod is approached by some wise men who have seen this child's star in the sky and they ask Herod where the king of the Jews is. The king of the…
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