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Family tree of a King - Matthew 1:1-17
This week we begin by reading Matthew 1:1–17 — the genealogy of Jesus. Before any teaching video is released, we start by reading the text itself. What to do: 1. Read Matthew 1:1–17 slowly 2. Do not skip names 3. Read it as theology, not as a list As you read, observe: - How is the genealogy structured? - Where do patterns repeat? - Which names feel unexpected or out of place? - Why might Matthew open his Gospel this way? Questions to consider: - What does Matthew want us to understand about Jesus before telling any stories? - How does this genealogy connect Jesus to Israel’s history? - What kind of Messiah is being introduced here? You do not need answers yet. Bring your observations and questions.
👋 Introductions — Who’s Reading Matthew With Us?
If you’d like, introduce yourself here.This is optional — no pressure. You can share briefly: 1. First name 2. Where you’re joining from 3. One sentence on why you wanted to read the Gospel of Matthew We’re glad you’re here.
Welcome — How to Begin (Please Read First)
Welcome to BibleStudy Gospel of Matthew. This group is a verse-by-verse journey through the Gospel of Matthew. We begin with orientation before moving into weekly study. This first week is intentionally light. Please begin by doing the following (in order): 1. Read How This Study Works under the Classrom 2. Watch or read Is the Gospel Reliable? — Introduction to Matthew 3. Read Background to the Gospel of Matthew 4. Read Matthew 1:1–17
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Bible study through the Gospel of Matthew. In context to understand what the text meant to its original audience and what it requires of us today.