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The temptations of Jesus. Jesus is led into a deserted place by God to undergo a specific period of testing. He will be tested infall three categories of sin (lust of the flesh, eyes and pride), but will not yield to Satan. His victory will prove that He alone indeed is the true Son of God and set the example for us in how to have victory over temptations.  

00:00 - Review

04:09 - If Jesus is God, How can He sin?

17:58 - Jesus is lento be tempted

25:39 - Jesus tempted to turn stores into bread

35:05 - Jesus is tempted to jump off the temple

50:06 - Jesus is tempted to worship Satan as God

71:00 - Final words

72:00 - Request for support for this ministry

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John the Baptist begins his ministry of preparing a people to receive the Messiah when He comes by baptizing. Although a simple prophet/preacher, he is powerful and draws many from far and wide to his ministry. Upon noticing a delegation of religious leaders, John admonished them to repent upon the threat of being cast into Hell by the Messiah. Later, Jesus came to John to be baptized. But John thought this to be unacceptable. However, after Jesus explained it to John, he baptized Him. When Jesus arose from the waters of baptism, the Holy Spirit descended upon Him and God spoke from heaven of His pleasure in Him.

00:00 - Review

04:35 - The purpose of John’s ministry (What was baptism?)

16:16 - John’s ministry of baptism

24:34 - John’s word to the religious leaders

45:40 - Messiah’s work compared to John’s

52:23 - Jesus is baptized by John

60:00 - Final words

61:01 - Request for support for this ministry

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It is very important to understand how the New Testament writers quoted the Old, because sometimes there is confusion in HOW the quote is being used and worse than that, there might be an error in the New Testament. This video is to help you understand how the New Testament authors as well as 1st century rabbis would interpret Old Testament prophecies.

00:00 - Review

02:43 - Literal fulfillment

04:52 - Typological fulfillment

08:55 - Application

20:05 - Modern acronym to help us remember

22:23 - Request for support for this ministry

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Matthew chapter 2 continues dealing with the early childhood of Jesus with the visitation of the Babylonian magi. However, the star that once led them has disappeared; so, they go to the naturally expected birth of a king, Jerusalem. Herod questions his scribes and priests if there is such a prophecy. They affirm this, quoting Malachi. Herod calls the magi and gives them this information and asks them to report back once they find the Messiah-child. The star reappears and guides the magi to Joseph’s house where they worship Him and bring Him gifts. They then depart a different way from which they came. This enraged Herod and he sends to kill all babies 2 years and under in Bethlehem. God also warns Joseph to take Mary and Jesus to Egypt because Herod will attempt to kill Him.  After Herod dies, God calls Joseph to return to Israel and raise Jesus in Nazareth.

00:00 - Review

05:33 - The magi arrive in Jerusalem

21:51- Herod inquires concerning this new King

30:08 - The magi find Jesus

43:56 - God tells Joseph to flee to Egypt

52:06 - Herod kills the babies of Bethlehem

58:32 - Joseph returns to Israel and settles in Nazareth

60:06 - Final thoughts

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We continue this study with the birth of Jesus, the Messiah and answer the question of “how can Jesus have a right to Jehoichan’s (Jeconiah) throne because of the curse of Jeremiah (22:28-30). And Matthew focus’s on the birth of Jesus from the perspective of Joseph, recounting his obedience to God and taking Mary to be his wife, despite her being with Child and the social stigma that would come.

00:00 - Review

05:10 - The conception of Jesus (Virgin Birth)

16:59 - An angel encourages Joseph to marry Mary

26:19 - Jesus’ birth fulfills the prophesy of Isaiah 7:14

30:16 - Joseph’s response to the angel

33:52 - Final thoughts

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The lineage of Jesus

00:00 - Review

03:33 - What is Matthew pointing out about Jesus.

08:37 - Jesus, the Son of Abraham (1st 14)

16:43 - Jesus’ Gentile lineage (Tamar)

21:19 - Jesus’ Gentile lineage (Rahab and Ruth)

27:04 - Jesus’ Gentile lineage through Bathsheba

29:34 - Jesus lineage through Rehoboam

32:48 - Jesus’ lineage from King Uzziah and Hezekiah

38:39 - Jesus lineage through Manasseh

47:03 - The Jeconiah problem

53:23 - Jesus’ lineage through Zerubbabel

55:16 - From Zerubbabel to Joseph

60:00 - Forty-two generations from Abraham to Jesus

64:22 - Final thoughts

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00:00 - Introduction to Matthew

03:10 - Matthew is a synoptic gospel

05:19 - Matthew’s intended audience are Jews

05:36 - Date of Matthew

07:06 - Who was Matthew?

09:37 - What is the purpose or theme of Matthew’s gospel?

22:44 - Final thoughts

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This section deals with personal liability - liability for harm caused to the unborn, for injury to a slave, injuries caused by animals and negligence.

00:00 - Review

04:09 - Injury to an unborn child

11:39 - Humane treatment of slaves

14:34 - Liabilities for an ox that kills a person

22:58 - Liability for negligence

26:07 - Personal liability for one’s animal

31:29 - Final thoughts

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As the people began to withdraw from the awesome display of God’s presence, Moses drew near to the thick cloud on Mount Sinai; and God continued giving him His laws. In this section God deals with laws governing slavery, the death penalty and personal injury.

00:00 - Review

03:23 - Laws concerning slaves

15:30 - Treatment of female slaves

39:06 - The death penalty — who should be executed

49:15 - Execute irreverent children

51:00 - Compensation for personal injury

53:44 - Punishment for a master who kills a slave

57:41 - Final thoughts - Requests for help in the ministry

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As the people are at the base of Mount Sinai, God begins to speak to them His covenantal laws. It is here that we have what is called the Ten Commandments. These become foundational upon which God will set forth the rest (603) of His commandments in the Law of Moses (613 total commandments). But in the midst of God’s great display upon the mountain, the people become very afraid and asks Moses to relay God’s words to them. Finally, the chapter ends with an emphasis in God’s earlier prohibition against idolatry and with preliminary observations concerning the altar to be built for their sacrifices.

00:00 - Review

03:28 - The foundation of the covenant

10:24 - Idolatry is forbidden

14:36 - Improper use of God’s name is forbidden

19:16 - Command to observe the Sabbath

25:23 - Respect for parents is foundational to the health of the nation

28:55 - Prohibition against sexual sins

30:35 - Command against stealing

30:45 - Command against lying on neighbor

33:34 - Prohibition against covetousness

37:10 - The people are afraid and asks Moses to relay God’s words

44:37 - Further prohibition against idolatry and instructions for an altar

58:31 - Final thoughts

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