The Ten Minute Bible Hour Podcast MATT010 - Jesus Has the Right Bloodlines to Be King
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Oct 25, 2019 The podcast delves into the opening of the book of Matthew and discusses the historical context, the story of William the Conqueror, and the question of ownership. It explores the conflict between France and England after William ruled England, and the subsequent issue of succession that led to the Hundred Years War. The significance of genealogy in determining kingship and its relation to messiahship among the Jewish people is explored. The chapter also looks at Jesus' genealogy and how it challenges people's expectations for the coming king.
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Medieval Royal Genealogy Story
- The host recounts the historical conflict between England and France stemming from William the Conqueror's conquest in 1066.
- This backstory illustrates how genealogy shaped political claims and conflicts like the Hundred Years War.
Genealogy Validates Legitimate Rule
- Genealogy was crucial in pre-modern times because people believed legitimate rule required a bloodline connection.
- This explains why genealogical claims often justified nobility and kingship across cultures, including Jewish society.
Messiah and King Linked in Judaism
- Jewish expectations of the Messiah combined kingship with divinely sanctioned political power.
- Messiah wasn't just a spiritual figure but the rightful king descended from David to rule effectively.