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009: The parallel story to how Joseph became the father of Jesus
PG Contains mild adult themes and sexual references.
This
episode is about the parallel story to how Joseph almost does not become
known as the father of Jesus because he thought it would not be right
for him to claim to be the father of Mary's child nor pursue marital
relations with Mary.
There's actually a parallel story that for
There's actually a parallel story that for
some reason we haven't previously studied even though it's such a close
story parallel, much closer than the apocryphal story of Noah's birth,
or the apocryphal story of Moses's conception. So it's time to study
this story parallel, and to help answer the question of why Matt 1:18-25
is so focused on Joseph. What Joseph is doing what Joseph is not doing.
What Joseph is told to do and what he ends up doing or not doing. Why
is it so focused on Joseph.
Verse three of Matthew chapter one has
already dropped a hint as to what the parallel story is. So I'll begin
reading aloud the relevant portions of Matthew chapter one, in this
case, the first three verses and then verses 18 to 25.
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By Dr Timothy LewisPG Contains mild adult themes and sexual references.
This
episode is about the parallel story to how Joseph almost does not become
known as the father of Jesus because he thought it would not be right
for him to claim to be the father of Mary's child nor pursue marital
relations with Mary.
There's actually a parallel story that for
There's actually a parallel story that for
some reason we haven't previously studied even though it's such a close
story parallel, much closer than the apocryphal story of Noah's birth,
or the apocryphal story of Moses's conception. So it's time to study
this story parallel, and to help answer the question of why Matt 1:18-25
is so focused on Joseph. What Joseph is doing what Joseph is not doing.
What Joseph is told to do and what he ends up doing or not doing. Why
is it so focused on Joseph.
Verse three of Matthew chapter one has
already dropped a hint as to what the parallel story is. So I'll begin
reading aloud the relevant portions of Matthew chapter one, in this
case, the first three verses and then verses 18 to 25.