Genealogy of jesus

The Lineage of Jesus; A Genealogy of the Bible (with pictures) - From Adam to Jesus

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Early in their respective Gospels, Matthew and Luke both present to us Jesus' genealogy. But there's a rather glaring problem between the two reco ...

The genealogy of Jesus plays a prominent role in both Matthew and Luke. Matthew, written by a Jew for a Jewish audience, functions like a swinging door between the Old and New Testaments, swinging backward into the Old, drawing up threads of prophecy, and pulling them up into the New. Appropriately,

I had originally planned to talk about the Christmas nativity scene and what it means to me and to share photos of my beautiful Christmas nativity scene made by my Aunt Barbara. However, as I went to the New Testament looking at both Matthew and Luke for a scripture to post regarding the birth of Jesus, I discovered that in both the Matthew 1:1-17 and Luke 3:26-38 had passages with the genealogy of Jesus Christ. In reading both passages I discovered that Luke's passage also included a…

Illustration for Matthew 1 - The book of the generation of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham.

Chart of the Genealogy of Abraham. The Family Tree of Abraham's Chart.

The genealogies of Jesus in Matthew and Luke are different. In-depth study of Scripture and Jewish methods explains why. Both genealogies explain important facets of the Gospel message.

Here is the The Genealogy of Jesus Explained. Ever wondered about the Genealogy of Jesus in Luke vs. Matthew? Genealogies of Jesus Side by Side.