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Matthew 1 is written by Matthew to the Jews. Matthew is also know as Levi. Matthew is writing this to prove Jesus is the Messiah and fulfills the Old Testament Prophecies. The Jews don’t believe Jesus is the promised Messiah. They are still waiting for the Messiah as I write this.

The first 17 versus of this chapter outline the genealogy of Jesus through Joseph. We’ll learn Jesus’ genealogy through Mary in the gospel of Luke. It was necessary that Jesus came from the line of Abraham  and David to establish his kingship.

Jesus is often referred to as “The Son of David” because God promised a special son to Abraham and David. Jesus is the fulfillment of this promise. Genealogies were very important to the Jews so they were very carefully taken care of. Herod had all the genealogies destroyed and that is why no one can prove that Jesus is a descendant of David and has the right to be the Messiah.

That pretty much a sum up of what’s going on in this chapter.  We end the chapter with Joseph being visited in a dream by an angel and him resuming his relationship with Mary. Mary then gives birth to baby Jesus.

This is an open discussion, feel free to leave a comment or question.

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To Be Continued Saturday, August 28th……………

4 Comments

Kim Beldowski

August 29, 2010 @ 11:41

I think I will join with you. A little added study to my daily. What bible translation do you use? I use either NIV or NKJV. Have a great day.

    Apryl

    August 29, 2010 @ 18:05

    Hi Kim, I'm so glad you will be joining us. I use NKJV but I don't post the actual scripture, we discuss what we read, so you can use either version.

Julie

August 31, 2010 @ 09:05

Im glad to be a part of the readings

    Apryl

    August 31, 2010 @ 09:42

    Glad to have you with us. I'm really enjoying this study, it's definitely keeping me focused.

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