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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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…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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…after Moses had been saved from the first king a crossing of a sea miraculously and a feeding in the wilderness well what do we see in MatthewMatthew Chapter 2Moses I we've got not Moses the King Herod Slaughters all the children all the Hebrew boys in the city of Bethlehem but one escapes only the escap…
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…Manan either because who is Herod the tarch Herod AKA Herod anpus also known as the son of the Herod that we read about during Christmas time inMatthew Chapter 2who tried to kill baby Jesus in Matthew 2 so you're thinking oh that's like you got a group of Elders or Pastors in the church and one of them says…
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…many of you have heard over Christmas, and we're gonna look at it through the lens of a disciple. So point number 1 is if you open your Bibles toMatthew chapter 2, a disciple, this is a tough word, we don't like this word, submits I lost half of you, submits to the authority of Jesus. There's just something…
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…respond to the king? Let's open up our gospel text this morning. If you've got your Bibles, if you've got your order of service, open up with me toMatthew chapter 2. How will we choose to respond to the king? Here's the first option. We could respond with apathy. Verse 3. When Herod heard this, when Herod heard…
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…to entertain us. It is meant to teach us something today about seeking the Christ child. So this morning we're going to be reading our passage fromMatthew chapter 2, verses 1 through 12. The Magi visit the Messiah. After Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Judea during the time of King Herod, Magi from the east called to Jerusalem and…
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…of verses is verse 39 and 40. And it seems it face value. It's very simple that they left the south and went back to the north in Galilee. ButMatthew chapter 2tells us that there's a detour. Right? That Joseph and Mary take. And it's because of the rage of Herod, the great who killed all the babies in…
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InMatthew chapter 2and verse 11, we read these words, Then they, the wise men, opened their treasures and presented him with gifts of gold and of incense and of…
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…text that follows the account of what's known as the infancy narrative as we consider and ask the question, where is the king? Where is the king?Matthew chapter 2and verse 1. Oh God, would you be with us now as we sit under your word, read and preach, illuminate the eyes of our soul, that we will be…
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…his birth. But the thing that makes his birth so special is that he was born a king. He was born a king. And so here's the thing. When I looked atMatthew, chapter 2, verses 1 through 12, these wise men come from the east, and they were trying to find whether it was drones or plasmoids or orbs in the sky. Kidding. Everybody here is…
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…what the story is all about. It's the story of the visit of the Magi. So if you have your Bibles, we're going to look at it. And it's found inMatthew chapter 2, verses 1 to 12. And if you don't have a Bible, the words will be up on the screen. But it's good. I like it. I like my congregation to be Bereans, to look at the…
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…we celebrate Christ's advent, his coming to earth, on Christmas, and so the verse today is not really one from any Christmas story. It's not fromMatthew chapter 2. We've been in Matthew chapter 2 all month. It's not Matthew chapter 2, and it's not Luke chapter 2. Matthew chapter 2 all month. It's not Matthew…
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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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…you real quick and then I will refer back to them as I'm communicating a few points that I think will be helpful. First off, starting in verse one,Matthew, Chapter 2, 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 one who…
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