The Two Testaments

Matthew 1–2

Oct 26, 2022

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The Word of the Prophet Is Fulfilled

01:06

The Book of the Genesis

01:04

The Genealogy Sketches the Shape of the Story of Israel From Abraham to the Messiah

02:08

What Is Metalepsis?

03:49

Introduction

6min

The New Testament's Use of the Old Testament

2min

What's the Most Difficult Aspect of Matthew's Gospel?

4min

Son of David, the Son of Abraham, Is a Title for the Messiah

4min

Is Matthew Miscounting?

5min

The Genealogy Sketches the Shape of the Story of Israel From Abraham to the Messiah

2min

Why Does Matthew Include Women in the Genealogy?

5min

Is There Sexual Impropriety?

2min

What Is Matthew Doing Differently With His Genealogy Than Luke?

2min

10.

Is Luke's Genealogy Different From Matthew's?

3min

11.

The Sign of the Lord Your God in Jesus' Birth

3min

12.

Is This a Sign of Judgment?

4min

13.

Did the Septuagint Translate Parthenos?

2min

14.

You, Bethlehem, of Ephrathah, Are by No Means Least Among the Rulers of Judas

5min

15.

What Is Metalepsis?

4min

16.

Jesus' Escape to Egypt Fulfills Jose 11 in Exodus 4

3min

17.

Are You Saying That Jesus Is Coming Out of Egypt?

3min

18.

What Is the Connection Between Herod's Massacre and Exodus?

3min

19.

Is Matthew Quoting a Nazarene?

4min

20.

Is There Anything Particularly Different About Matthew?

3min

21.

The Bible and Baptism by Isaac Morales

3min

22.

The 2 Testaments Podcast - Richard, Thank You!

2min

Matthew 1-2 with Dr. Richard Hays is Live

Join us as Dr. Richard Hays (Duke Divinity School) guides us through Matthew 1–2. We discuss Matthew’s genealogy, Jesus' escape from Herod, and how Matthew uses Israel's Scriptures in these chapters. Listen here.Meet the expert guides who are leading us through the gospel of Matthew by clicking here.

Relevant Books by Richard Hays

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This week we are giving a way a copy of these books by Richard Hays (thanks to Baylor University Press, Eerdmans, and Harper Collins):

* Echoes of Scripture in the Gospels. Baylor University Press, 2016.

* Reading Backwards. Baylor University Press, 2014.

* Reading with the Grain of Scripture. Eerdmans, 2020.

* The Moral Vision of the New Testament. HarperCollins, 1996.

This Week’s Blurbs

In this episode, Richard recommends:

* "The Beatles: Get Back" by Richard Jackson.

* The Bible and Baptism by Isaac Morales OP.

* The Parthenon by George Hobson.

Other Books Mentioned in this Episode

* Leroy A. Huizenga, The New Isaac: Tradition and Intertextuality in the Gospel of Matthew. Brill, 2009.

Next Week

Next week, Dr. Paul House guides us through Deuteronomy 1–4.

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