Matthew began Jesus’ lineage with Abraham and named each father in 41 generations ending in Matthew 1:16: “And Jacob begat Joseph the husband of Mary, of whom was born Jesus, who is called ...

By including these notable women in Jesus genealogy, Matthew is teaching us that it is the Spirit of God that guides human history. God uses the unexpected to bring an unfolding plan to fulfillment.

The Genealogy Of Jesus Saturday, June 27, 2009 One can gather the importance of genealogy to religion and history by learning of the genealogy of Jesus as recorded in the book of Matthew in the Bible.

As Christians, we put great emphasis on Jesus’ sonship to God, the Father. If you knew nothing else about Christianity in 2022, you’d probably know that Christians believe Jesus is the son of God.

The same observations would apply to Jesus, although we’ll never know if he really had children. But let’s assume that he did, and that he also had a lower than average number of descendants ...

The genealogy in Matthew’s Gospel emphasizes Jesus’ earthly lineage as extending back to David, who was also born in Bethlehem and whose descendant was prophesied to rule Israel as the Messiah.

The gospel, according to Matthew, Chapter 1 verses 1-17 narrates the genealogy of Jesus Christ. × AMH is an independent media house free from political ties or outside influence.

The genealogy in Matthew’s Gospel emphasizes Jesus’ earthly lineage as extending back to David, who was also born in Bethlehem and whose descendant was prophesied to rule Israel as the Messiah.

After another 250 years, Jesus would have had millions of descendants. Repeat that cycle five more times and the whole world begins to fill up with descendants of Jesus.