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…coming, but on his descent, we see the connection that it is an expression of an Old Testament expectation. Isaiah chapter 27, verse 13, andZechariah chapter 9, verse 14 through 17. It talks about the great trumpet that signals the regathering of God's people to himself for worship. This background helps us understand and…
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So today I'd like to look at the humble king. We're going to be turning to the book ofZechariah chapter 9and verse 9 and then looking at Matthew 21 just again which was just read but we're going to be seeing the prophecy in verses 4 and 5 and then…
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…I'll be reading from two different passages, one from the Old Testament, followed by one from the Gospel of Matthew. I begin by reading the prophetZechariah, Chapter 9, beginning with verse 9. Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion, shout aloud. O daughter of Jerusalem, behold, your King is coming to you righteous…
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…in the highest. Again, it's an Old Testament passage repeated. They began to shout, Glory to God in the highest. That was a prophecy coming out ofZechariah chapter 9. As a matter of fact, it would be good for you to read the book of Zechariah, one of the Old Testament prophets, because in there it not only…
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…who is this? And then we come to the New Testament and it answers the question for us. No longer do we have to wonder who that king is out ofZechariah chapter 9because Matthew and Mark and Luke and John, they tell us exactly who this king is. Specifically, there's two places verse 9 is quoted in the New…
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…Christ alone. This is the king who's the source of all power, but lastly, he's the king who's the source of all peace. Turning back in my Bible toZechariah chapter 9, this is the passage that is quoted in John's gospel. Hear these words again. This is prophesied centuries before Christ came. Rejoice greatly, O…
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…of you Gentiles. He's a prisoner of Christ. He uses this word intentionally. You can flip over if you want or just look at the screen, but back inZechariah chapter 9, we're going Old Testament here, minor prophets. Return to the strongholds, you prisoners of hope. Even today, I declare that I will restore double…
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