Why do the genealogies in Matthew and Luke present different lineages for Jesus—and can they be reconciled? This explores the differences, looking at how lineage, adoption, and historical context help explain the variations.

Lita Sanders considers why each account emphasizes different details, and what that reveals about Jesus’ identity, ancestry, and role in history.

👉 Original article: The genealogies of Jesus

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