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A 9 page outline chronicling the life of Jesus, taken mostly from the account of Matthew. The writer includes the period foretelling the birth of Jesus to some of the reactions following His resurrection on the first Easter Sunday. Bibliography lists 5+ sources.
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the faith by aiding the spies Joshua had led to Jericho. 2. "Thus there were fourteen generations in all from Abraham to David, fourteen from David to the exile to Babylon,
and fourteen from the exile to the Christ" (Mt 1:17). B. Jesus birth was foretold by the angel to both Mary and Joseph. 1. The angels visit to Joseph convinced him not
to divorce Mary when she was found to be pregnant yet was supposed to have been a virgin (Mt 1:18-21). 2. Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist, told Mary that the
baby she was carrying and who would be John had "lept for joy" at hearing the sound of Marys voice Luke 1:44). C. Jesus was born in Bethlehem after Mary and
Joseph had traveled there from Nazareth under orders of Caesar to be publicly registered and taxed. D. Herod the king was determined that the baby Jesus be killed in fear of
the power He would later have over the people. 1. An angel commanded Joseph to take Mary and Jesus to Egypt rather than to return to Nazareth (Mt 2:13). 2. An angel
appeared to Joseph with news of Herods death and that going back to Israel would be safe (Mt 2:20). II. Jesus is baptized and tempted by satan. A. Jesus was baptized
by John the Baptist, who claimed that he should rather be baptized by Jesus (Mt 3:13). Immediately after, the dove from heaven descended on Jesus and a Voice from
heaven was heard saying, "This is My Son, with whom I am well pleased" (Mt 3:17). B. Jesus was led into the desert, where He fasted 40 days and 40 nights.
He was there for the purpose of being tempted by satan so that He could know, as fully man, the effects and the persuasiveness of satans temptation. III. Jesus begins
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