Matthew 1:1, The genealogy of Christ from Abraham to Joseph; Matthew 1:18, He is miraculously conceived of the Holy Ghost by the Virgin Mary, when she was espoused to Joseph; Matthew 1:19, The angel satisfies the doubts of Joseph, and declares the names and office of Christ: Jesus is born.
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Matthew 1 — OverviewMatthew 1 · Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Whole BibleThis evangelist begins with the account of Christ's parentage and
birth, the ancestors from whom he descended, and the manner of his
entry into the world, to make it appear that he was indeed the Messiah…Matthew 1 — OverviewMatthew 1 · John Gill's Exposition of the Entire BibleThe subject of this book, and indeed of all the writings of the New Testament, is the Gospel. The Greek word euaggelion signifies a joyful message, good news, glad tidings of good things; such as Christ was anointed to…Matthew 1:1-17Matthew 1:1-17 · Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Whole BibleConcerning this genealogy of our Saviour, observe,
I. The title of it. It is the book (or the account, as the Hebrew word
sepher, a book, sometimes signifies) of the generation of Jesus Christ,
of his ancestors…Matthew 1:1Matthew 1:1 · The Pulpit CommentaryThe book of the generation. As St. Matthew was writing only for Jews, and they, by reason of their Old Testament prophecies, looked for the Messiah to be born of a certain family, he begins his Gospel with a pedigree of…Matthew 1:1Matthew 1:1 · The Pulpit CommentaryGenealogical lessons.
We are tempted to pass by the string of names with which the New Testament opens, as though it had no moral significance, as though it were only a relic of Jewish domestic annals. But even the…Matthew 1:1Matthew 1:1 · The Pulpit CommentaryThe mission of genealogies.
The Gospels contain two genealogies of Jesus the Messiah. Both relate to Joseph the reputed father of Jesus, and to Mary by virtue of her relation as wife, or her family relation, to him.…
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