The Historical Geographical Chronological Jesus
Q&A Last Lesson Were Mary & Elizabeth Cousins?
The Historical Geographical Chronological Jesus
.... And behold, even your relative Elizabeth has also conceived .... Luke 1.36
Tribes of Judah and Levi
Did Mary Ride on Donkey to Bethlehem? No mention of this in NT. J&M had were very poor (only
turtle doves for first born presentation).
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Explain BC AD
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Three Camel Riders Heading to Bethlehem from Jerusalem
The child Jesus carried to Egypt, Mt 2:13-15
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15 The children at Bethlehem Slain Mt 2:15-18
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16 Slaying of the Infants No historical account outside of Matthew Non-Christian Roman Reference in 325 AD Very consistent with Herod’s mentality to remain King Tradition says 14,000 slain
The child brought from Egypt to Nazareth; Mt 2:19-23, Lk 2:39
(pop Bethlehem prob. in low 100s, =12-36
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Four Types of Quotations in NT Literal Prophecy - Literal Fulfillment Literal Prophecy - Type Fulfillment Literal Prophecy - Extended Fulfillment Literal Prophecy - Summation Fulfilment
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17 Herod Archelaus
Herod Aristobulus
Herod Antipas
Herod Philip
The childhood of Jesus at Nazareth; Lk 2:40
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Only Known Three Facts About the Child Jesus (2-12) Always Growing Always Strengthening Filling in Wisdom
The visit of the boy Jesus to Jerusalem when twelve years old;
Grace of God Always Existing Upon Him
Lk 2:41-50
*Righteous Believing Parents
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19 Four Areas of Boyhood Maturation He advanced in wisdom - Mentally He advanced in stature - Physically
The eighteen years at Nazareth;
He advanced in favor with God - Spiritually He advanced in favor with men - Socially
Lk 2:51-52
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20 Two Words in GNT for “Word” LOGOS - written, spoken, incarnate word
The Herald Arrives;
RHEMA - spoken word
Mk 1:1, Lk 2:1-2
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21 The Message of the Herald Mt 3:1-6, Mk 1:2-6, Lk 3:3-6
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The Basic Points of the Herald Change Mind About Object of Salvation The Kingdom is Near Identification (baptism) with the Message
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REPENT English definition:
feel or express sincere regret or remorse about one's wrongdoing or sin : the priest urged his listeners to repent | he repented of his action. • [ trans. ] view or think of (an action or omission) with deep regret or remorse : Marian came to repent her hasty judgment. • ( repent oneself) archaic feel regret or penitence about : I repent me of all I did.
METANOEŌ Greek definition: to change + mind
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The Historical Geographical Chronological Jesus
.... And behold, even your relative Elizabeth has also conceived .... Luke 1.36
Tribes of Judah and Levi
Did Mary Ride on Donkey to Bethlehem? No mention of this in NT. J&M had were very poor (only
turtle doves for first born presentation).
Monday, January 20, 2014
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Monday, January 20, 2014
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3
Monday, January 20, 2014
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Explain BC AD
Monday, January 20, 2014
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Three Camel Riders Heading to Bethlehem from Jerusalem
The child Jesus carried to Egypt, Mt 2:13-15
Monday, January 20, 2014
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15 The children at Bethlehem Slain Mt 2:15-18
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16 Slaying of the Infants No historical account outside of Matthew Non-Christian Roman Reference in 325 AD Very consistent with Herod’s mentality to remain King Tradition says 14,000 slain
The child brought from Egypt to Nazareth; Mt 2:19-23, Lk 2:39
(pop Bethlehem prob. in low 100s, =12-36
Monday, January 20, 2014
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Monday, January 20, 2014
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Four Types of Quotations in NT Literal Prophecy - Literal Fulfillment Literal Prophecy - Type Fulfillment Literal Prophecy - Extended Fulfillment Literal Prophecy - Summation Fulfilment
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17 Herod Archelaus
Herod Aristobulus
Herod Antipas
Herod Philip
The childhood of Jesus at Nazareth; Lk 2:40
Monday, January 20, 2014
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Only Known Three Facts About the Child Jesus (2-12) Always Growing Always Strengthening Filling in Wisdom
The visit of the boy Jesus to Jerusalem when twelve years old;
Grace of God Always Existing Upon Him
Lk 2:41-50
*Righteous Believing Parents
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19 Four Areas of Boyhood Maturation He advanced in wisdom - Mentally He advanced in stature - Physically
The eighteen years at Nazareth;
He advanced in favor with God - Spiritually He advanced in favor with men - Socially
Lk 2:51-52
Monday, January 20, 2014
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20 Two Words in GNT for “Word” LOGOS - written, spoken, incarnate word
The Herald Arrives;
RHEMA - spoken word
Mk 1:1, Lk 2:1-2
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21 The Message of the Herald Mt 3:1-6, Mk 1:2-6, Lk 3:3-6
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The Basic Points of the Herald Change Mind About Object of Salvation The Kingdom is Near Identification (baptism) with the Message
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REPENT English definition:
feel or express sincere regret or remorse about one's wrongdoing or sin : the priest urged his listeners to repent | he repented of his action. • [ trans. ] view or think of (an action or omission) with deep regret or remorse : Marian came to repent her hasty judgment. • ( repent oneself) archaic feel regret or penitence about : I repent me of all I did.
METANOEŌ Greek definition: to change + mind
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