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Genesis (Program #32) – The Way to Escape the Ultimate Issue of Man’s Fall
Today we are going to be in a chapter of the Bible that most of us probably not spending that much time considering. It is a chapter of genealogy in Genesis chapter 5…
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Mark (Program #3) – The Beginning of the Gospel and the Initiation of the Slave-Savior (1)
Matthew, Luke and John all begin one way or another with the origin of Jesus Christ. Matthew shows us His kingly genealogy. Luke, His human genealogy. And John, His divine, eternal origin as the Son of God. But Mark begins not with the genealogy rather with the gospel. “The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ.” What is the gospel? Well, Roman tells us that the gospel is the glad tidings, the good news. The reality of that good news is Jesus Christ our savior. And as Mark shows us the slave of God serving His people.
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Matthew (Program #4) – The King’s Antecedents & Status (4)
We had 3 remarkable life study programs covering a passage of the New Testament that I think most people either ignore altogether or may at most skim over the matter of the genealogy of Christ at the begining of the gospels. But by now it is really clear to anybody who has been listening we have been missing a lot.
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Matthew (Program #3) – The King’s Antecedents & Status (3)
Whatever is recorded in the Bible whether in the Old Testament or New Testament is related to Christ. Nothing make this more clear than the genealogy of Christ recorded in the first chapter of the New Testament.
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Matthew (Program 2) – The King’s Antecedents & Status (2)
All mankind can trace his begining back to Adam. But in Galatians chapter 3:7 says “Know then that they who are of faith, these are sons of Abraham.” Two genealogies; one to Adam, one to Abraham.
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Matthew (Program #1) – The King’s Antecedents & Status (1)
The Bible is God’s speaking. It has two sections; the Old Testament and the New Testament. The opening words of the New Testament begin with the look at the generations or genealogy of the Lord Jesus Christ. These 17 verses with hard to pronounce names revealed the humanity of our Savior Christ. This will surprise you, enlighten you but most of all draw you to this most wonderful person in the universe…
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Esther (Program #2) – The Open Salvation of the Hiding God in Secrecy
The story recorded in the book of Esther is for the keeping of the lineage of the genealogy of Christ through the survival of Israel in their captivity that Christ might be brought into the human race. If all the Jews had been destroyed during the time of Esther, which was what Satan’s plot was, then there would have been no lineage of Christ’s genealogy for Christ to be brought into humanity.
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Numbers (Program #24) – Fighting (5)
In the Old Testament, inheritance is based on genealogy, according to family and tribe. It was also ordained by God that only males could inherit the property and possession of one who die. So what happen when a man die and had no male heir or successor to the family name? In Numbers chapter 27, this question was raised to Moses and ultimately to Jehovah by five daughters of a man named Zelophehad. The Lord’s consideration of their request has a major application even for us, as we will see today.
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