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The Genealogies of Christ and “Jeconiah’s Curse”
It was a genealogical symphony, played in perfect time, every note in tune. His Father planned it all. Continue reading
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Zerubbabel and the Genealogies of Christ
In The Genealogies of Christ — Two Genealogies I discussed the genealogies of Christ in Matthew and Luke. This post continues by looking at the descent of Christ in relation to two ancestors which curiously appear in both genealogies.
In Case Anyone is Interested….
You may or may not have noticed it in the “recent comments” on the sidebar, but there’s been an interesting (to me, anyway) discussion on a post from a couple of weeks ago touching on the genealogies of Christ from Matthew … Continue reading
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Tagged Christ, genealogies, Jeconiah, Joseph, Mary, Zedekiah, zerubbabel
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