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Study Notes -
1) The Genealogy of Jesus Christ - Matthew 1:1-17 - (Ruth 4:18-22; 1 Chronicles 2:1-5; Luke 3:23-38) - To Index ^
a) Matthew 1:1-17 - 41 Generations Counted - According to Matthew 1:17 there are suppose to be a total of 42 generations, but I counted them
many times over, and I counted a total of 41 generations. There is supposed to be 3 sets of 14 generations. So from the exile of Babylon to Jesus Christ there are 13 generations that I have counted. From what I understand is that Jesus genealogy doesn't stop at Jesus, his genealogy continues on with us, we Born Again Christians, are the 42nd generation, we are his children, his heirs with him, his sons and daughters if you will..
b) Summary of The Genealogy of Jesus Christ - Matthew 1:1-17 - 1) Jesus Genealogy didn't stop with Jesus Christ, because we are the 42nd
generation, heirs with him, his sons and daughters if you will. (See The Genealogy List of Jesus Christ)
2) Christ Born of Mary - Matthew 1:18-25 - (Luke 2:1-7) - To Index ^
a) Matthew 1:18 - Joseph and Mary's Engagement - After Mary and Joseph became engaged (Betrothed) it was discovered that she was pregnant,
the infant
being Jesus. And Joseph &
Mary had not yet, become
intimate with each other at
that time. It was the Holy
Spirit that made Mary
pregnant, but Joseph did not
yet know that part of it.
(Definition
of Betroth) - (Easton's
Bible Dictionary) - to
promise "by one's truth."
Men and women were
betrothed when they
were engaged to be married.
This usually took place a
year or more before
marriage. From the time of
betrothal the woman
was regarded as the lawful
wife of the man to whom she
was
betrothed (Deuteronomy
28:30; Judges 14:2,8;
Matthew 1:18-21). The
term is figuratively
employed of the spiritual
connection between God and
his people (Hosea
2:19,20).
b)
Matthew 1:19-20 -
Joseph Wanted to Divorce
Mary - Now Joseph
being a righteous man, not
acting out of revenge, or
cold hearted ways,
somehow
wanted to secretly divorce
Mary because in his thinking
he thought that Mary had
slept with another man in
order to get pregnant
because at that time Mary
and Joseph has not yet
became intimate with one
another. Joseph didn't
understand just yet that it
was the Holy Spirit that
somehow made Mary pregnant.
But while Joseph was
sleeping a angle of the Lord
cam to him in a dream
telling him to not fear to
take Mary as his wife,
because he was the Holy
Spirit that got Mary
pregnant somehow.
c)
Matthew 1:21 -
Jesus Save People From their
Sins - Our Lord
Jesus Christ came to save
his people from their sins,
his people being that of
those who
repent, deny their selves,
pick up their crosses and
follow him, that is Born
Again Christians, Jew &
Gentile, the Spiritually
circumcised.
d)
Matthew 1:22-23 -
Old Testament Prophecy
Fulfilled - In this
Mary being a virgin, being
pregnant with our Lord Jesus
Christ inside of her,
fulfills one
of the many prophecies
concerning our Lord Jesus
Christ,
Isaiah
7:14; Therefore the
Lord Himself will give you a
sign;
Behold the virgin shall
conceive and bear a son, and
shall call his name
Immanuel, to
which
Immanuel is
translated
"God
with us"
that meaning is Jesus Christ
to which is equal to God,
came to us in the flesh.
(Definition
of Immanuel) - (Easton's
Bible Dictionary) -
God with us. In the
Old Testament it occurs only
in
Isaiah 7:14 and
8:8.
Most Christian interpreters
have regarded these words as
directly and exclusively a
prophecy of our Savior, an
interpretation borne out by
the words of the evangelist
Matthew (1:23).
e)
Matthew 1:24-25 -
Joseph Obeyed the Angel
of the Lord - Joseph
obeyed the Angel and Married
Mary, but Joseph did not get
Intimate with
Mary until
after our Lord
Jesus
Christ was born,
their first born Son,
Jesus.
Note; that
Christ
is not
Jesus last name. See
definition of
Christ.
(Definition
of Jesus) - (Hitchcock's
Bible Names),
Savior, Deliverer - (Easton's
Bible Dictionary) - This
is the Greek form of the
Hebrew name
Joshua,
which was originally
Hoshea
(Numbers
13:8,16), but changed
by Moses into
Jehoshua (Numbers
13:16; 1 Chronicles 7:27),
or
Joshua. After the
Exile it assumed the form
Jeshua,
whence the Greek form
Jesus.
It was given to our Lord to
denote the object of his
mission, to save (Matthew
1:21).
(Definition
of Christ) - (Hitchcock's
Bible Names) -
Anointed -
(Easton's Bible Dictionary)
- anointed, the Greek
translation of the Hebrew
word rendered "Messiah"
(q.v.), the official title
of our Lord, occurring five
hundred and fourteen times
in the New Testament. It
denotes that he was
anointed or
consecrated to his great
redemptive work as Prophet,
Priest, and King of his
people. He is
Jesus
the
Christ
(Acts
17:3; 18:5; Matthew 22:42),
the
Anointed One. He is
thus spoken of by
Isaiah
(61:1), and by
Daniel
(9:24-26), who styles
him "Messiah
the Prince."
d)
Summary
of Christ born of Mary
-
Matthew 1:18-25 (Luke
2:1-7) -
1)
Joseph & Mary became
betrothed (engaged) she
became pregnant
by the
Holy Spirit
2) and Joseph wanted
to divorce Mary because he
thought she slept with
another man, but the angel
of the Lord told Joseph in a
dream that it was the Holy
Spirit that got her pregnant
3)
and the purpose of Jesus
Christ was to save his
people (Those who repent
& believe) of their
sins, Jew & Gentile.
4)
Old Testament
Prophecy fulfilled Virgin be
with child, his name
Immanuel, meaning God with
us. 5)
So Joseph obeyed the angel
and took Mary as his wife.
3)
Wise
Men from
the East
-
Matthew
2:1-12
- To Index ^
a)
Matthew
2:1-2 - Where
is the King of the Jews?
- Even though Jesus was
born in Bethlehem, the
wise
men (scripture
doesn't say how many)
from the east
stopped in Jerusalem looking
for the King of the Jews by
asking people there,
where is Jesus the King of
the Jews. AFTER Jesus was
born, Now this shows us that
the
wise men DID NOT know
the exact location of our
Lord Jesus Christ because
they stopped in Jerusalem
looking for Jesus. They by
following the star had a
rough idea of where Jesus
might be. They asked the
people of Jerusalem where
Jesus was. So with
that the star DID NOT shine
a light beam to the exact
location of Jesus Christ. It
would be hard to determine
the exact area of Jesus
birth.
(Definition
of Wise Men, i.e. Magi)
- (See Adam Clarkes
Commentary) -
Matthew 2:1 - It is
worthy of remark, that the
Anglo-Saxon translates the
word
Magoi by a word which
signifies astrologers,
from a word which means "a
star or planet", and another
word which means "to
know or understand."
b)
Matthew 2:3-5 -
King Herod Searching For
Jesus - King Herod
when he heard about the King
of the Jews (Jesus) being
born, he considered
Jesus a major
threat to his own thrown in
the future when Jesus grew
up. King Herod totally
misunderstood about Jesus
being the King of the Jews.
The Chief Priest and the
scribes seemed to know the
prophecies concerning the
Messiah, that he would be
born in Bethlehem. That is
also how the wise men were
able to find out that Jesus
was born in Bethlehem not in
Jerusalem.
c)
Matthew 2:6 -
The Prophecy of the Messiah
- Prophecy states
that a ruler, out of
Bethlehem shall come a ruler
(King of Kings) shall
shepherd
(to guide and
teach) his (Jesus Christ)
people Israel (The Spiritual
Circumcised, Born Again
Christians).
d)
Matthew 2:7-8 -
King Herod Questions the
Wise Men - King
Herod privately without
hardly anyone knowing
summoned the
wise
men and told
them to let
him know when they have
found Jesus. The
wise
men has no idea of
the Kings true intent when
we had questioned them.
e)
Matthew 2:9-10 -
The Star Went Before Them
- As soon as the
wise
men left King Herod,
the star went in front of
them, and it stood above in
space where
Jesus Christ was at, and the
wise
men were so excited
with great Joy as if they
knew that Jesus Christ is
the son of God and the Lord
of Lords. It seems somehow
God gave them this knowledge
to know that Jesus Christ is
the King of Kings, the son
of God, even though
the
wise men are from the
Asian content.
f)
Matthew 2:11-12 -
Wise Men Meet Jesus
- It took the
wise
men
about 2 years to find
Jesus, due to the long
travel and that the star
didn't appear
to them until
after Jesus was born. And
when the
wise
men came to worship
Jesus, it was a HOUSE not a
manager that they came to.
Jesus at that time was a
toddler not a infant. We do
not know how much of each
gift that was given to Jesus
or what Jesus parents did
with the gifts, but we do
know that the
wise
men gave to Jesus 3
types of gifts,
1)
Gold,
Jesus is King
2)
Frankincense, in
Ceremony and
3)
Myrrh.
for preparation for Jesus
Death. - Hope I got the
meanings right.
Definitions from MSN Works
9, Dictionary;
1)
Gold - 1.
yellow metallic element:
a soft, heavy,
corrosion-resistant,
yellow metallic element
that is highly valued,
found in underground
veins and alluvial
deposits. Use: jewelry,
alloys. Symbol Au
2)
Frankincense -
aromatic
resin:
an
aromatic gum or resin
used as incense,
especially in
religious ceremonies,
and in perfumes. It is
obtained from trees of
the genus Boswellia,
native to Africa.
3)
Myrrh -
aromatic resin: an
aromatic resinous gum
obtained from various
trees and bushes that
are native to Africa and
southern Asia. Use: in
perfume, incense, and
medicinal
preparations.
b.
plants Same as sweet
cicely (sense 2)
And the
wise
men were warned by
God to go another way. Herod
would have killed them
because they did not report
back to him.
g)
Summary of Wise
Men from the East -
Matthew 2:1-12 -
1)
After Jesus was born
the
wise men came to
Jerusalem asking where is
the King of
the Jews
2) then King Herod
asked the chief Priest &
scribes where is the King of
the Jews is to be born at
3)
they knew of the Old
testament prophecy, (in
Bethlehem)
4)
King Herod wanted the
wise
men to let him of the
exact location of the King
of the Jews, where he was at
5)
the star went & stood above
where Jesus was, the wise
men followed the start and
were warned to go a
different way back home. 6)
brought 3 gifts to Jesus a)
Gold, to honor him as King
of Kings, b) Frankincense,
to prepare him for burial c)
Myrrh, for his death.
4)
The Flight into Egypt -
Matthew 2:13-15 -
To Index ^
a)
Matthew 2:13 -
Angel Speaks to Joseph
- After the
wise
men left Josephs
House, an Angel in a dream
told Joseph to take Jesus
(a
toddler/Child) not infant, &
mother to Egypt and stay
there until the Angel brings
him word, because Herod is
trying to find Jesus in
Bethlehem to kill him.
b)
Matthew 2:14 -
Joseph Went to Egypt
- So Joseph got up right
away, and during the
darkness of the night, he
sneaked his family out of
Bethlehem and
went to Egypt in order to
escape the threat of King
Herod as the Angel in a
dream told Joseph to do.
c)
Matthew 2:15 -
Joseph Lived in Egypt
- later on King Herod's
oldest son murdered his dad
(See Adam's Clarkes
Commentary), so Joseph &
his
family stayed
living in Egypt until the
Kings death for their own
safety. This is the
first attempt of
assassination on Jesus
Christ. In this one of the
prophecies concerning our
Lord Jesus Christ was
fulfilled; "Out of Egypt
I called My Son".
d)
Summary
of The Flight Into Egypt
-
Matthew 2:13-15 -
1)
An Angel warned Joseph to
leave and go to Egypt
2)
So Joseph Immediately
awoke,
took his
family and left during the
night to go to Egypt.
3)
Joseph & his family stayed
in Egypt until King Herod
was killed by his oldest
son.
(NOTE;
The First assassination
Attempt on Jesus)
5)
Massacre
of the
Innocents
-
Matthew
2:13-18
-
To Index ^
a)
Matthew
2:16 - King
Herod Became Very Angry
- When King Herod realized
that the
wise
men were not coming
back to tell him about where
Jesus was he
ordered that all male
children under 2 years old
in Bethlehem and the
surrounding districts were
to be killed because he felt
that Jesus was a threat to
his throne and power in the
future because the people
referred to Jesus, the
coming Messiah as the King
of the Jews.
b)
Matthew 2:17-18 -
Prophecy, Rachel Weeping
- Rachel, refers to
Bethlehem & the surrounding
areas. There will be great
weeping, sadness
& morning for
the children that were
murdered. The mothers of
those children were such
great pain they refused to
be comforted.
c)
Summary of
Massacre of the Innocents
-
Matthew 2:13-18 -
1)
King Herod became very angry
because the wise men
deceived him, they did
not return &
tell him the location of
Jesus,
2) so he ordered al
of the male children under
to be killed, so in that
fulfills another prophecy
concerning Jesus, (Rachel
Weeping).
6)
The Home
in
Nazareth
-
Matthew
2:19-23
-
(Luke 2:39)
- To Index ^
a)
Matthew
2:19-20 -
Joseph told to return to
Israel - As promised
to Joseph earlier that he
would bring Joseph word,
most likely to let Joseph
know when it
is safe to return to Israel.
To which the Angel did tell
Joseph to take his family
and return to Israel,
because Herod that was
looking for Jesus to kill
him is now dead. The Angel
didn't tell Joseph what city
to go to, just the nation of
Israel.
b)
Matthew 2:21-22 -
Joseph Goes to
Galilee - Because
Herod's son was ruling over
Judea, Joseph was afraid,
because Herod's son may do
as
his dad tried
to do, and go after Jesus to
try and kill him, so Joseph
took his family to the land
of Galilee.
c)
Matthew 2:23 -
Prophecy Fulfilled, Joseph
Went to Nazareth -
Jesus, Mary and Jesus dwelt,
lived in a city called
Nazareth, this fulfilled
another
prophecy concerning our Lord
Jesus Christ, that Jesus
would be called a Nazarene.
d)
Summary of The Home in
Nazareth -
Matthew 2:19-23 - -
1)
King Herod is Dead,
so Angel told Joseph, to
take his family back to
Israel
2)
so Joseph moved to
the Region of Galilee
because Herod's son was
ruling in Judea
3)
and in this another
Prophecy was fulfilled,
because the dwelt in
Nazareth, Jesus shall be
called a Nazarene.
7)
John the
Baptist
Prepares
the Way
-
Matthew
3:1-12
- (Mark
1:2-8; Luke 3:1:20)
- To Index ^
a)
Matthew
3:1-3 - John
Preaches REPENT! -
John has given up his life
to prepare the way for the
coming of our Lord Jesus
Christ, right before
Jesus Christ
started his ministry, and
John told the people to
REPENT! Another Prophecy
fulfilled concerning the
coming Messiah, Jesus
Christ.
b)
Matthew 1:4 -
Johns Appearance & Behavior
- John didn't behave like
anyone normal, nor did he
dress with nice clothing,
nor did he ever
marry or do
anything like the prophets,
priest or pastors of today
does. Yet he is a true
Prophet of God. His only
purpose and goal in life was
to prepare the way for the
coming Messiah, our Lord
Jesus Christ.
c)
Matthew 1:5-6 -
Water Baptized For
Repentance of Sins -
People from all over came to
John the
Baptist to be
baptized in water for
the remission
of sins.
Water
Baptism represents
(is symbolic, i.e.
Purification) for the
washing away of sins. Yes
Water
Baptism is required
as part of salvation
(Definition
of Baptism) - (From
MSN Works 9 Dictionary)
-
rite of purification:
a
religious ceremony in which
somebody is sprinkled with
or immersed in water to
symbolize purification. In
some Christian
baptisms, the person
is named as well as being
accepted into the Christian
faith.
d)
Matthew 1:7-8 -
Bear Fruit, Worthy of
Repentance - The
Pharisees & Sadducees to
which are church leaders of
Johns day, are reminded
them that
there were warned, and that
their behaviors, hearts and
minds should bear the fruits
of repentance.
e)
Matthew 1:9-10 -
The True Children of God
(& Abraham) - The
true children of Abraham
(Jews) are not those that
are born in Israel they are
Jew or
Gentile that has faith in
God, as John said that God
can raise up children for
Abraham out of these stones,
so if they do not bear fruit
in their minds, their hearts
and their behaviors they
will be cut off from God and
thrown into the fire.
f)
Matthew 1:11-12 -
Jesus Baptizes with Holy
Spirit & Fire -
Jesus is coming to clean
house, (The Church), the
disobedient will be thrown
in the
fire (Hell)
and the obedient will be
with him in heaven, and
Jesus will
baptize those that
are the children of God with
the Holy Spirit and Fire,
and John he
baptized with water
for the remission of sins.
g)
Summary of John
The Baptist Prepares The Way
-
Matthew
3:1-12
- (Mark
1:2-8; Luke 3:1:20)
- 1)
John tells the people
to repent, kingdom
of heaven is
at hand
2) John had no
appearance that was better
than a homeless man
3)
John Baptizes with Water for
the remission of sins,
(symbolic) of a
purification,
4)
John Warns the church
leaders (Jews) to bear
fruit, referring to their
hearts, minds and behavior
worthy of repentance (To be
truly repentant)
5)
John confirms that being
born a Jew does not mean the
person is a child of God, (&
Abrahams Child) but it is a
repentant person that has
Faith in God (Jew or
Gentile) that are the
children of God (& of
Abraham) and
6)
that John
baptizes with water
for the remission of sins,
and Jesus
baptizes with the
Holy Spirit and Fire and
Jesus is coming to clean
House (The Church) obedient
to heaven and the
disobedient to Hell.
8)
John
Baptizes
Jesus
-
Matthew
3:13-17
- (Mark
1:9-11; Luke 3:21,22; John
1:29-34) - To Index ^
a)
Matthew 3:13 -
Jesus Traveled to Jordan
- As we know in Jesus
ministry times that he
traveled mainly on foot and
according to my (Bible
Maps)
with its measurement of
miles, our Lord Jesus walked
roughly 40 to 50 miles from
Galilee to the Jordan River
to have John
Baptize him.
b)
Matthew 3:14-15 -
All Righteousness
Fulfilled - When
Jesus came to John, he, John
was so humble that he did
not want to
Baptize Jesus
because John
knew he himself was a
sinner, and he knew that
Jesus was not, that Jesus is
the anointed one of God. But
Jesus told him to
Baptize him in order
that all righteousness may
be fulfilled. We know that
being
Baptized in water is
for the remission of sins,
even though Jesus NEVER has
sinned! But Jesus had John
Baptize him in order
to obey the Ordnances handed
down by Moses.
c)
Matthew 3:16-17 -
God Pleased with His Son
- Jesus was immersed in
water when John the
Baptist,
Baptized Jesus, and
when that took place,
and Jesus got
Baptized, the
complete power of God came
to our Lord Jesus Christ and
then God said : "This
my beloved Son, in whom I am
well pleased".
d)
Summary of John
Baptizes Jesus -
Matthew
3:13-17
- (Mark
1:9-11; Luke 3:21,22; John
1:29-34) -
1) Jesus traveled
about 40 to 50 miles on
foot to to
the Jordan River to be
Baptized by John
2)
in doing so, Jesus obeyed
the ordnances handed down by
Moses,
3) and in Jesus doing
that and never had sinned,
being completely obedient to
God, pleased God.
9)
Satan
Tempts
Jesus -
Matthew
4:1-11 -
(Mark
1:12,13; Luke 4:1-13)
- To Index ^
a)
Matthew 4:1-2
- The Holy
Spirit led Jesus to the
Wilderness - It was
the Holy Spirit that led
Jesus into the wilderness to
be tempted by the devil
after Jesus has fasted for
40 days and 40 nights. I
believe another purpose that
Jesus fasted for 40
days/nights was to bring his
mind and body in total
submission, so that the weak
flesh would be in total
submission to him, rather
than he in submission to the
weak flesh.
b)
Matthew 4:3-4 -
Jesus Tempted to Make
Food - Now since
Jesus was very hungry after
fasting for 40 days and
nights, satan used Jesus
weakness of
the flesh to tempt Jesus to
make bread for himself out
of stones. To fight that
temptation Jesus Christ our
Lord used the Holy Words of
God instead of his own
person opinions or ideas.
The Holy Words of God
carries tons of power
against evil.
c)
Matthew 4:5-7 -
Jesus Tempted/Tricked
to commit Suicide
- In this next
temptation, satan takes
Jesus to Jerusalem up to the
highest point
of the
biggest church there, and
then satan tries to play
with Jesus weak mind (from
hunger) and tempts Jesus to
commit suicide to jump off
of the pinnacle of the
temple. But Our Lord Jesus
Christ against used the Holy
Words of God once against to
fight against and resist the
evil of the devil.
d)
Matthew 4:8-10 -
Jesus Tempted to commit
Idolatry - In this
satan tempts our Lord Jesus
Christ that if he would bow
down and worship satan,
that satan
would give Jesus all of the
kingdoms of the world and
the riches that go with
them. And again Jesus using
Gods Holy words to resist
temptation, the evils of
satan.
e)
Matthew 4:11 -
Angels Ministered to Jesus
- Now after Jesus has fasted
for 40 days and nights, and
after the devil tempted
Jesus 3 time, then
the Angels of
the Lord came to Jesus
Christ our Lord to help to
nurse him back to health
since at that point Jesus
flesh and mind was very weak
from hunger. But DON'T
FORGET, that Jesus strength
was not in his flesh but in
the Spirit, that is the
power of God that was with
him AMEN!
f)
Summary
of Satan Tempts Jesus
-
Matthew 4:1-11 - (Mark
1:12,13; Luke 4:1-13)
- 1)
Jesus was led by the
Spirit of God into the
wilderness,
for the main
purpose to be tempted by the
devil and to bring his body
& mind into total submission
to him,
2)
and AFTER 40
days/nights the devil uses
Jesus weakness of the flesh
to tempt to make food, since
he was very hungry
3)
then satan tried to play
with Jesus weak mind from
being very hungry to trick
Jesus into commit suicide 4)
and then satan tempts Jesus
to commit Idolatry to get
him to worship him 5) and
after the temptations the
Angels came to nurse Jesus
back to health.
10)
Jesus
Begins
His
Galilean
Ministry
-
Matthew
4:12-17
- (Mark
1:14,15; Luke 4:14,15)
- To Index ^
a)
Matthew
4:12-13 - Jesus
Went to the Gentiles
- Jesus has heard of John
being put into prison
because of King Herod, then
Jesus left Nazareth
and went up
about 20 miles NE of
Nazareth to the Gentiles at
Capernaum near the sea.
Jesus left Nazareth because
of their lack of Faith in
him, so he couldn't do much
miracles there. As Jesus
said; a Prophet is not
without honor except in his
own country, and in his own
house.
b)
Matthew 4:14-16 -
Another Prophecy Fulfilled
- This prophecy that is now
fulfilled regarding Jesus
going to the Gentiles, it
seems because of
his home town
& Israel that rejected, he
went to the gentiles
instead, in this the light
(Jesus) has come to them,
the people that once lived
in darkness, and now that
shine (Jesus Christ) shines,
to bring them out of their
darkness their bondages of
sin.
c)
Matthew 4:17 -
Jesus Preaches Repent
- Jesus first preaches for
all people to
repent, before he
preached any other message
as all ministers,
pastors and
teachers of Gods Holy Words
should constantly preach and
teach
REPENTANCE, for the
Kingdom of heaven is now
with-in our (Gentiles)
grasp, that wasn't available
to us before it seems. (See
Below for Definition of
Repentance)
(Definition
of Repentance) -
(From Easton's Bible
Dictionary) -
Evangelical
repentance consists
of (1) a true sense of one's
own guilt and sinfulness;
(2) an apprehension of God's
mercy in Christ; (3) an
actual hatred of sin (Psalms
119:128; Job 42:5,6; 2
Corinthians 7:10) and
turning from it to God; and
(4) a persistent endeavour
after a holy life in a
walking with God in the way
of his commandments. (See
Easton's Bible Dictionary
"Repentance" for more on
this)
d)
Summary of
Jesus Begins His Galilean
Ministry -
Matthew 4:12-17 -
(Mark
1:14,15; Luke 4:14,15)
- 1)
Jesus went to the Gentiles
at
Capernaum
because of the rejection of
his home town and the Jews
of him
2) in doing so has
fulfilled the Prophecy of (Isaiah
9:1-7), to which God
has planned it all along for
the Gentiles to be able to
come to his Saving grace
through Jesus Christ
3)
The First Thing Jesus
Preaches is REPENT, or
REPENTANCE, before he
preached anything else, for
now the Kingdom of Heaven is
with-in the grasp of the
Gentiles!
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