February 8

Exodus 28:1-43
Matthew 25:31-26:13
Psalm 31:9-18
Proverbs 8:12-13

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New Testament: Matthew 25:31-26:13

Summary:
The Final Judgment
The Plot to Kill Jesus
Jesus Anointed at Bethany

Then the King will say to those on his right, ‘Come, you who are blessed by my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world.’ ~ Matthew 25:34

Then shall the king say unto them on his right hand,…. Before Christ is called “the son of man”, now “the king”; who is not only king of saints, but king of the whole world; the king of kings, and lord of lords, the judge of all the earth; he appearing in glory and majesty, sitting on a throne of glory, being attended with his glorious angels, and all nations gathered before him, waiting for the final sentence to be pronounced upon them by him; and who accordingly begins with those on his right hand, his sheep, the chosen, redeemed, and called of God… ~ John Gill

What a great day it will be for those who love and follow the Lord Jesus Christ when the King of Kings invites us, saying, ‘Come, you who are blessed by my Father, inherit the kingdom that has been prepared for you since the beginning of time.’

Overview: Matthew 14 – 28 – Click Here

Grace to You

The Judgment of the Nations, Part 1

Matthew 25:31–32a

Now let me just mention that this particular judgment of the sheep and goats, though it’s given a tremendous amount of space in Matthew, appears in no other gospel. Mark, Luke, and John don’t deal with it. It isn’t because it’s not significant, it is highly significant. And the repetition of a given passage in the gospels doesn’t necessarily comment on its importance. It does tell us, however, something about the purpose of the author. Mark’s purpose was not to present Christ as King. Luke’s purpose was not particularly to emphasize Christ’s Kingship either and neither was John’s. The gospel which is intended to present Christ as King is Matthew. And that is why the great emphasis of the second coming comes in the gospel of Matthew because Matthew is wanting to present to us the triumph of the regal King, the Lord Jesus Christ. And that is why Matthew is the one chosen to give this passage. Read the entire sermon – Click Here

Preparing For Christ’s Death

Matthew 26:1–16

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February 8

New Testament: Matthew 25:31-26:13

Overview: Matthew 14 – 28 – Click Here

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