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Born King of the Jews - Matt 2_1-6 - Ps Fitzgerald - 22nd Dec 2024 by The King's Way Christian Fellowship - Glen Waverley

A new MP3 sermon from Amyand Park Chapel is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Where is He who has been born King? Speaker: Gerard Hemmings Broadcaster: Amyand Park Chapel Event: Sunday Service Date: 12/22/2024 Bible: Matthew 2:1-12 Length: 37 min.

This week for week three of ADVENT our Birmingham Campus Pastor, Mark Lamb, leads us through Matthew 2, encouraging us to find joy in the incarnation of God, knowing that He is coming back again!

Who were the Wise Men (Magi), and why did they expect the birth of the King of the Jews at that time, and why were they looking for His Star? What was the Star of Bethlehem - a comet, supernova, conjunction of planets, or a manifestation of God's Glory? If it was the Glory of God, what was its connection with the other manifestation of Glory at that time? How did the Magi know it was the Messiah's Star; what was so special about it? How did it fulfil Balaam's Prophecy in perfect detail in Numbers 24:17? Derek looks first at the manifestation of God's Glory to the Bethlehem Shepherds, when Jesus was born (Luke 2:8-18). They were special levitical Shepherds with a special role of looking after the Passover Lambs, destined to be sacrificed in the Temple, just 5 miles away. Likewise, Jesus was born to die for us as the sinless sacrificial Lamb of God, the ultimate Passover Lamb. By doing this, He become the Saviour of the world, for all who receive Him. So, it was appropriate for God to choose these Shepherds to witness the birth of His Passover Lamb, the One born to save us by His sacrificial death (1Cor 5:7). Then we look at Matthew 2: “Now after Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod the king, behold, WISE MEN (Magi) from the East came to Jerusalem, saying: “Where is HE, who has been BORN King of the Jews? For we have seen HIS STAR in the East (literally: ‘in its RISING') and have come to worship Him” (v1-2). The Magi were kingmakers, who confirmed, anointed and endorsed any new king. So, when God's King was born, it was only right these believing Magi from the nations were chosen to honour this new-born King. Whereas the Jewish Shepherds proclaimed the coming of the SAVIOUR of the world, the Gentile Magi proclaimed He was also the true KING of the nations. So, Jesus is both Saviour and King. How did the Magi know to look for Messiah's Star to appear over Israel? When Daniel was exiled to Babylon, he was exalted to be chief over all the Magi of Babylon (Dan 2:48). He taught them the messianic prophecies including Numbers 24:17: “I see Him, but not now; I behold Him, but not near; a Star shall come out of Jacob; a Sceptre shall rise out of Israel”, and his prophecy of the 70 Weeks (Dan 9:24- 27), gives a 490-year Countdown to the Coming of the Jewish Messiah. A core of believing Magi, faithful disciples of Daniel, knew these prophecies, and so knew the timing for His Birth was drawing near, and so were on high alert, watching for the Sign of His Birth in the Heavens, a new STAR, corresponding to the description in Num 24:17. They saw His STAR arise on the same night as His Birth, heralding His arrival (Matt 2:7), and then it disappeared, until it reappeared 2-3 months later: “When they heard the king, they departed; and BEHOLD, the STAR which they had seen in its RISING (on the night of His Birth) WENT BEFORE THEM, until it came and STOOD OVER where the young CHILD was. When they saw the STAR, they rejoiced” (Matt 2:9-10). The Star of Bethlehem has no other explanation, but that it was a supernatural manifestation of God's Glory. So, there were 2 manifestations of God's GLORY at Christ's Birth: (1) The Jewish Shepherds saw His Glory and multitudes of angels, proclaiming His Birth as the Lamb of God, the SAVIOUR of the world, and (2) the Gentile Magi saw the rising of a new Star from Israel, proclaiming His Birth as the KING of the world. The manifestation of God's Glory and the angelic host to the Shepherds was the very same manifestation of His Glory that the Magi saw in Babylon (the Star of Bethlehem), signifying that the same Jesus is Lord over both Jew and Gentile, and that the dual offices of Saviour and King are held by the same Person, our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. Both events must have happened at the same time, on the night of Christ's birth, as they both heralded His Birth. When God's Glory appeared to the Shepherds, near Jerusalem: “An angel of the Lord appeared to them, and the Glory of the Lord shone around them” (Luke 2:9), this would have appeared to the Magi, watching from Babylon, like a bright Sceptre arising out from Israel, in the dark western skies, as Num 24:17 predicted. Then after delivering their message, the multitude of angels, surrounded by glory, did not just disappear, but visibly ascended higher & higher into the sky (Luke 2:15). To the watching Magi, this would have appeared like a bright new Star arising up out of Israel, just as Balaam had predicted for Messiah's Star (Num 24:17). While all other stars move westwards in the sky, they saw His Star rising from Israel and going in the opposite direction, before disappearing. They realised this unique Star that they saw in its Rising had to be the prophesied Star announcing the Birth of the King of the Jews (Matt 2:2). Thus the 2 manifestations of God's Glory at Christ's Birth were actually the same manifestation of His Glory, seen from 2 different viewpoints.

by Josh Loomis

Christmas Day Service. Be blessed and encouraged as you listen.

In this Christmas service, Pastor Meredith talks about how there's something unique about the birth of a king. Special ceremonies and customs, and traditions to celebrate royalty coming into the world. But when Jesus came, there was no ceremony or witnesses. Just a manger in a stable. And yet the fulness of Christ was recognized at his birth. Fully king, God in flesh to be like us and with us.

Barry looks at Matthew 2's account of the birth of the world's King. His entry into the world brought down the powerful, lifted up the lowly, and invited in the outsider. And it still does.     Scriptures: Matt 2, 4:12-17 Micah 5:2 James 4:1-10 Eph 3:1-7 Hosea 11:1 Jer 31:15 Is 11 John 1:46

Overcoming Stress, Despair and Fear!In essence, John 14:1 gives instructions from our king Jesus to not worry. The power to not worry though must already be in play, because God will never tell you what to do without the power to do it and the resources to get it done. Worry brings on thoughts of fear, stress and despair before trouble even arrives on the scene. In this new dynamic teaching from Paul G. Williams, truths will be revealed that are given to us and how to use them effectively ‘In Christ Jesus.' You don't want to miss this series of teaching because it is designed to help citizens of God's kingdom dominate their personal lives that will in turn reflect into society to effect change. Listen carefully and then reach out and teach others to expand God's Kingdom.

Lent can be a time to welcome new traditions into our lives, especially ones that are rooted in prayer. This Holy Week, we invite you to reflect on the life of Christ in a unique way: through a series of radio plays first produced by the BBC in the early 1940s focused on bringing the Gospels to life. Joining us today is Kathryn Wehr, managing editor of Logos: A Journal of Catholic Thought and Culture, published by St. Thomas's Center for Catholic Studies. Kathryn has edited a new edition of “The Man Born King,” which shows the humanity and divinity of Christ.

In our last Advent message, Pastor Tim looks at the wise men-s visit to Jesus. They traveled hundreds of miles to find the King of the Jews. But why-- What about Jesus caused them to make that trip-- What did they know about him before they met him-- They found meaning in that baby on that first Christmas. What does Christmas mean to you--

In our last Advent message, Pastor Tim looks at the wise men-s visit to Jesus. They traveled hundreds of miles to find the King of the Jews. But why- What about Jesus caused them to make that trip- What did they know about him before they met him- They found meaning in that baby on that first Christmas. What does Christmas mean to you-

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Great message from the KJV Bible-

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Great message from the KJV Bible-

Jesus was born to be king over every nation, kingdom, and people - including you and me.The wise men traveled long distances to find the creation-revealed king born in Judea.After receiving the prophetic word for his birth in Bethlehem, they bow down and honor Jesus as king.Christmas is about believing and witnessing the arrival of Jesus, God's King, for all people.But it's not just about that - Christmas is also about rejoicing in the king and his kingdom.All glory be to Christ,His rule and reign we'll ever sing

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Text: Matthew 2:1-14  A sermon from our missons conference

The Advent season is usually regarded as the season leading up to Christmas, but it literally means 'the appearing' of the incarnated God. The early Christians used spend the 12 days leading up to December 25th fasting each day until 3PM (except on Sunday because that was a day for celebrating Christ's resurrection), and then for Christmas Day and the following 12 days they 'feasted' in celebration of the incarnation of Christ. This instalment is the first in the Advent series, "Where is He Who Is Born The King?"

Bishop Fulton J. Sheen - Christmas Inspirations    Where is He That is Born 'King'?   The Founder of Bishop Sheen Today (Al Smith) will share this reflection from Bishop Fulton J. Sheen's 1966 book entitled "Christmas Inspirations".  This is the 41st reflection in a 45 part series that he will be sharing during the season of Advent. For more information about Bishop Sheen, please visit: https://www.bishopsheentoday.com/ If you would like to watch the video of this broadcast please visit - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGi-hx2pndwg6YA8JkVzMC6gAW9cSuZlZ Also, may I kindly ask that you like and subscribe to our YouTube channel.  Your support would be greatly appreciated. We are pleased to announce that we have put together an Advent Reading Guide where we go through Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen's book "Lord Teach us to Pray" (2019).  You can find the reading guide by visiting: https://www.bishopsheentoday.com/advent-meditations/ You can also watch the video presentations of this book study by visiting: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGi-hx2pndwhxaI51JYjZN3rF5kBf0mwX  May the Venerable Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen intercede for you and your loved ones. God Love You.

Christmas SundayThree Responses To The One Born King - Matt. 2:1-12

The Christmas account in the gospels show us a different kind of birth because Jesus is a different kind of king.

Matthew 2:1-12

Recorded Dec 15 2002

Is Yeshua a "savior" or "King"?

We predict you'll enjoy No Man of Woman Born by Ana Mardoll, an anthology of queer characters finding their way amidst prophecies and fairytales.King's Favor features Caran, a simple hedge witch on an undercover mission in hostile territory. Nee is discovered just as nee is making ner escape and brought before the murderous witch queen of Northnesse.When witchery turns to trickery - will Caran survive?Citrus: Just a hintSweetness: DryGore: Little a bloodTrigger Warnings: Border walls, blood, choking, poison, violence, death, population purge, genocide, infanticide, killing one's parentsMentions of food, alcohol, drinking games, nobility typical sexism, pregnancy

ADQ chats with S.O.U.L. Society's very own Born King about black enpowerment socially, economically, educationally and artistically among other pearls expoused in this enlightening episode. Also in this episode is Amos 5:14-15, 22-24 and a freestyle from Marco Grooms. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/adqsrenaissance/message

Mt 2:1-3, Mt 10:34-36, Rev 12:1-4, Micah 5:2

Mt 2:1-3, Mt 10:34-36, Rev 12:1-4, Micah 5:2

In this episode, composer DANIEL PEMBERTON shares 5 tracks from his KING ARTHUR SCORE and talks about researching medieval instruments long before starting any of his writing and how he visiting renaissance fairs resulted in finding several unique instruments to employ in his score. Lastly, he talks about the challenge of writing a Medieval yet contemporary score and how KING ARTHUR brought him to the point of heavy breathing and whiskey enabled vocalizations. ANNOTATED TRACKS 02:29 -Track 2 - “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword” 05:23 -Track 3 - “Growing Up in Londimium” 08:05 -Track 4 - “Jackeye's Tale” 11:36 - Track 12 - “The Born King” 14:25 - Track 26 - “The Devil & the Huntsmen” OTHER TRACKS 00:14 - “Seasoned Oak” 18:46 - “Journey to the Caves” KING ARTHUR: LEGEND OF THE SWORD SOUNDTRACK Released by WATER TOWER MUSIC. Digital - 30-track, deluxe edition was released on May 5, 2017 CD - 26-track edition released on May 19, 2017. You can find the soundtrack at Amazon.com, iTunes or streaming on Spotify. MORE ABOUT THE COMPOSER You can find out and hear more music by DANIEL PEMBERTON at his official website DANIELPEMBERTON.COM or follow him on twitter @danielpemberton ABOUT THE ANNOTATOR Produced by Christopher Coleman (@ccoleman) and you can Find more episodes at THEANNOTATOR.COM or you can subscribe via iTunes, Stitcher Radio or whereever you find quality podcasts. FOLLOW US Twitter @audioannotator Facebook @TheAnnotator Email theannotatorpodcast@gmail.com

The Child Born King Series: The Boy King Preacher: Rev. Thomas Hinson Date: 8th January 2017 Time: Passage: Matthew 2:1-3 ------------------- Rev. Hinson examines what the visit of the Magi to Jesus, as seen in Matthew 2, signifies for both seekers and Christians.