Today we discover the Glory in this Genealogy. There is reference to the divinity of Jesus Christ in this list of names!

Not only is there grace in this genealogy, but there is also gloom. Not every individual listed in Christ's own lineage entered into His Kingdom.

The future of SITG in light of my change in ministry.

Grace abounds in Christ and we just keep seeing it in this genealogy. Today we find "Grace for the Slave." In this we examine another aspect of the life of Jechonias.

Still, more grace is available in the Redeemer who is the focus of this genealogy. Today we discover "Grace for the Soldier."

Grace abounds in this genealogy. Today, we discover "Grace for the Stranger."

We will discover even more grace in this genealogy. Last week, we found grace for the scattered. Today, there's grace fo the sinner.

Today, we'll begin to discover the grace in this genealogy of Jesus. There is grace, first of all, for the scattered. This we'll see in verse 2.

In this episode we continue to examine an obstruction among the gaps in this genealogy. It concerns Jechonias who is mentioned in verse 11 of Matthew 1, and a curse placed upon him by the LORD.

In our examination of the "gaps" within this genealogy, we saw some omissions. Today, we begin to look at an obstruction. In Matthew 1:11 we read, "Josias begat Jechonias". Who is Jechonias and what do we need to I know about him?