~17 min.The Person Of Christ
biblecentre.org · ... became flesh and blood, being born in Bethlehem's manger of a virgin (Mt. 1), there was nothing in Him that represented "the flesh" because "He ...
57:22Part 1
... which is Immanuel, God with us, Immanuel, God with us. That's interpreted in Mt. 1 to be fulfilled in the birth of Jesus at Nazareth. Behold, a ...
58:09Part 2
... would be destroyed. But, we have also the clear and ever-shining testimony of Mt. 1, verse 23 that that was intended to be and is indeed a ...
~24 min.The Book Of Ruth
biblecentre.org · ... the true David, great David's greater son. We read the genealogy in Mt. 1 and there we find it all - Ruth mentioned there, Obed mentioned there, ...
50:30Part 1
... what is found is the fullness of the Godhead bodily. Mt. 1. Emmanuel, which being interpreted is God with us. Rom. 1. Declared son ...
51:15Part 1
... Judgment must be carried out. And we find that from this date, which Mt. 1 we've read, began the carrying away of the southern kingdom of Judah ...
51:15Part 1
... Judgment must be carried out. And we find that from this date, which Mt. 1 we've read, began the carrying away of the southern kingdom of Judah ...
47:55Part 1
... man. Form of a babe. The virgin birth of our Lord Jesus Christ. In Mt. 1, 20, we have it fulfilled. So call his name Emmanuel, which means God ...
~142 min.Exploring The Revelation
biblecentre.org · ... Historical genealogical records prove Him to be the offspring of David (Mt. 1:1-16; Lk. 3:23-38). He is a true Son of Man. But He also is ...
1:14:20Part 4
... God secured this lineage to introduce the Messiah later on. You find in Mt. 1, four women mentioned. It is remarkable that you find here one of ...
1:15:05Part 1
... book, to go to David. So we find, connected with the New Testament, Mt. 1, how here, in this little booklet, an important chain, in the long ...
1:03:01Part 1
... outstanding believers of the old dispensation. In fact, if you remember in Mt. 1.1, Jesus Christ is son of Abraham and son of David. Abraham ...
