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That's why when you go through the Bible in a year, you get through these genealogies. And it's like, man, these are boring. Why am I reading this? It's really important to read the first part of Matthew because you get that genealogy that proves this prophecy is true, that Jesus did. And the lineage is right there in the book of Matthew, like one after another.

That's why when you go through the Bible in a year, you get through these genealogies. And it's like, man, these are boring. Why am I reading this? It's really important to read the first part of Matthew because you get that genealogy that proves this prophecy is true, that Jesus did. And the lineage is right there in the book of Matthew, like one after another.

That's why when you go through the Bible in a year, you get through these genealogies. And it's like, man, these are boring. Why am I reading this? It's really important to read the first part of Matthew because you get that genealogy that proves this prophecy is true, that Jesus did. And the lineage is right there in the book of Matthew, like one after another.

And it shows the direct line of who Jesus descended from and also where he was born. And so he did fulfill the prophecy. He did fulfill the requirements. I love the fact that he didn't have to defend himself. And if you look at Jesus's ministry, that's true power when he doesn't have to come in here and give his credibility in the way that they want it.

And it shows the direct line of who Jesus descended from and also where he was born. And so he did fulfill the prophecy. He did fulfill the requirements. I love the fact that he didn't have to defend himself. And if you look at Jesus's ministry, that's true power when he doesn't have to come in here and give his credibility in the way that they want it.

And it shows the direct line of who Jesus descended from and also where he was born. And so he did fulfill the prophecy. He did fulfill the requirements. I love the fact that he didn't have to defend himself. And if you look at Jesus's ministry, that's true power when he doesn't have to come in here and give his credibility in the way that they want it.

The way that he's going to give his credibility is really the ministry that he lived out. And I also wanted to point us back to verse 38. John 7, because I think there's a lot, a lot of meat in here. We talk on this podcast a lot about how much Jesus in the New Testament refers back to the Old Testament.

The way that he's going to give his credibility is really the ministry that he lived out. And I also wanted to point us back to verse 38. John 7, because I think there's a lot, a lot of meat in here. We talk on this podcast a lot about how much Jesus in the New Testament refers back to the Old Testament.

The way that he's going to give his credibility is really the ministry that he lived out. And I also wanted to point us back to verse 38. John 7, because I think there's a lot, a lot of meat in here. We talk on this podcast a lot about how much Jesus in the New Testament refers back to the Old Testament.

So anytime you hear the phrase according to the scriptures or as the scripture says, if you read that in the New Testament, it's not talking about the New Testament most of the time. It's talking about, because that hadn't been written yet. It's talking about what happened in the Old Testament. So if Jesus is referring to the scripture here, he's referring back to the Old Testament.

So anytime you hear the phrase according to the scriptures or as the scripture says, if you read that in the New Testament, it's not talking about the New Testament most of the time. It's talking about, because that hadn't been written yet. It's talking about what happened in the Old Testament. So if Jesus is referring to the scripture here, he's referring back to the Old Testament.

So anytime you hear the phrase according to the scriptures or as the scripture says, if you read that in the New Testament, it's not talking about the New Testament most of the time. It's talking about, because that hadn't been written yet. It's talking about what happened in the Old Testament. So if Jesus is referring to the scripture here, he's referring back to the Old Testament.

So when he says, on verse 37, on the last day of the feast, the great day, Jesus stood up and cried out, if anyone thirst, let him come to me and drink. By the way, the language is very, very similar to what he told the woman at the well.