Matthew 1:1-17 | Genealogy | Bible Study
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- This Bible study devotional covers Matthew 1:1-1:17. In this passage Matthew lists out Jesus’ genealogy, highlighting his connection to both Abraham and David.
As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Matthew 1:1-1:17, we see that Jesus fulfills the covenants made to both Abraham and David as their promised descendent.
Presented by David Bowden
Written by David Bowden
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Awesome! Love it!
Thank you for sharing these revelations with your fellow believers!!
This is so cool, my daughter and I are going to study Matthew together as soon as she gets her bible. And then I come across these videos, amazing, this is going to help allot in reading and to study the book of Matthew. Thanks for such great content.
That's so great to hear! May God bless your reading time together!
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I just started watching your videos today .....they are soo helpful, things which I couldn't understand .. you have made it soo simple to grasp ....God bless you .....keep up the great work.
We're so glad! Thanks for the comment. That's really encouraging. God bless!
Amen 😇
Exceptionally succinct presentation thank you from Charles and Yvette
It tells what has been and who. Really how Gods chosen people started
It explains the genealogy but also in Revelations things are made more than clear if one takes the time to read a little.
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I was wondering what the genealogy meant!
Thank you for your enlightening worads. I want to know also about the problem of Jeremiah 36:30
Hi. Amazing video as always. Can I know what book was that you read, is it a commentary? Thanks
The books used to study the book of Matthew are at the bottom of the book of Matthew page on our website: www.spokengospel.com/books/matthew
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What is the significance of this genealogy?
I'm watching all videos regularly which is very helpful for me to study Bible... I've one question... U r pointing Rahab, and this character is from Joshua and after that we can see one more book Judges.... This is too much time span in between Joshua and judges... So may I know which Rahab r u pointing in this video?
Hey Anuja! We're talking about the Rahab first mentioned in Joshua 2. She's an important part of Matthew's genealogy because even though she was both a Canaanite and a prostitute, God saved her from dying along with the rest of Jericho. Through her ingenuity and faith, God used someone no one expected to secure and save victory for God's people.
Like Rahab, Jesus was also someone no one expected. (Remember how Nathanael said "can anything good come from Nazareth?" in John 1:46.) Even though Jesus was sinless, he became sinful like Rahab ("he became sin for us" 2 Corinthians 5:21), so that by his faithfulness he would secure and give victory to God's people.
Have a great day!
@@SpokenGospel Absolutely... Got ur perspective.. Thanks🙏God bless you... In lock down period I've finished old testament books throughout Ruth... And u r videos helped me a lot... I'm looking forward to your 'Samuel's, kings, chronicles' part videos...
People had very long lives.
Wait I’m confuse..should I read the New Testament or the old?
Both! 🙌
I've enjoyed several of these videos, but I would ask the Spoken Gospel leadership to give some thought and prayer to this one. I was disappointed with the disrespectful summaries of these women, calling the women as "less reputable" when the original audience would have known that while many of the men were guilty of eggregious sins, and three of the four women are are called out for their righteousness or righteous acts, and the fourth is a victim of rape and then has her husband murdered by her rapist. For example, why isn't the commentary that "Judah, who refused God's commands to protect his daughter-in-law, paid for a woman for sex, and thereby slept with his daughter-in-law..." instead of making Tamar sound awful and perverse, when she is acting from desperation and called righteous? Also, there is a fifth mother in this long list - Mary. Not sure why should would be left out, other than in an attempt to oversimplify. Very poor treatment of some disenfranchised women that the Lord is careful to show respect to in His word.
Michelle, thank you so much for this. You're right, we missed the nuance here. The Old Testament (and the New) clearly highlight Tamar, Ruth, and Rahab's faith. The reason they're in this genealogy is precisely because they were faithful women among generations of faithless men; and faithful Gentiles among faithless Jews. The Messiah's genealogy highlights faithfulness wherever it's found; whether in a man or woman, Jew or Gentile.
With regards to Bathsheba, you're right again. She shouldn't be called "less reputable" because of her marriage to the Gentile Uriah, even less so, the sinful actions of David.
I hope this response helps. Jesus' disposition towards women was radical not just by his day's standards but our own, and we want to make sure our content reflects that. While we missed it here, we make all the same points you do in our podcasts about Tamar and Ruth! If you haven't checked them out, we'd welcome your feedback.
Thanks for not just being a listener, but a discerning and active one. We love comments like this one! I pray that this hasn't stopped you from seeing Jesus on every page of Scripture!
Tamar: www.spokengospelpodcast.com/genesis37-50
Ruth: www.spokengospelpodcast.com/ruth3-4
@@SpokenGospel Thank you so much for this humble, thoughtful reply. All the best to you as you discern the Lord's word and seek to share it with others.
@@michelleclark651, Thank you for your gracious response. God bless you, and thank you again for helping us with this feedback ❤️
@@michelleclark651 Hey Michelle!
We wanted you to know that based on your comments we've edited the video above. We've taken out the line describing the women in Jesus' genealogy as "less reputable."
Thanks again for your feedback, Michelle, please keep reaching out!
@@SpokenGospel Thank you for letting me know! May the Lord grant you all wisdom and discernment in sharing His word.
My personal Translation.
1 This is the family tree of the MESSIAH JESUS, the son of David, the son of Abraham.
2 ¶ Abraham fathered Isaac...
...16 And Jacob fathered Joseph the guardian of Mary, which gave birth to JESUS, whom is
entitled the Messiah. {John 6:42}
17 Thus all the generations, from Abraham to David, were fourteen generations. And from David
until they were captured into Babylon, fourteen generations. And after they were held captive in
Babylon unto CHRIST, are fourteen generations.
18 Now the genesis of CHRIST JESUS begins like this: After the betrothment of his mother
Mary with Joseph, before either of them could have met, she was found to be carrying in the
womb, from the sacred GHOST.
19 But because her fiancé, Joseph, was kindhearted & loathed to shame her in public, he
preferred to have her disowned in a private manner.
20 But as he slept on these thoughts, behold! The Angel of our Lord appeared unto him in a
dream, saying: Joseph, thou son of David, do not dread to receive Mary as your bride; in truth
the one who grows in her, is from the sacred GHOST.
21 And she shall labor & deliver a son, and thou wilt call his name JESUS, since he shall save
his citizens from their flaws.
22 Now, all this came to fruition, to complete what was spoken through the Prophet by the
LORD, foretelling:
23 Behold! A Virgin shall bear in the womb & bring forth a son; and they will call his name
IMMANUEL, which being translated is: The GOD among us.
24 And when Joseph awoke out of bed, he did as the Angel of our Lord had bidden him, and
accepted Mary as his wife.
25 But he acquainted among her not, till she had brought forth her firstborn son; and she gave
him the name JESUS. {Luke 1:31}