Christ as King: A Study in Matthewනියැදිය

What does it say?
Jesus warned the disciples about unrighteous leaders. He pronounced judgment for specific behaviors but promised future blessings for Israel.
What does it mean?
Jesus confronted people who were guilty of self-promotion and condemned their hypocrisy. Rather than love God and others as commanded in Matt. 22:37-40, the religious leaders chose to use deception to gain power, status, and wealth. Jesus challenged their behavior toward others as well as their lack of integrity and character. Even as He pronounced judgment and revealed their sin, Jesus compassionately pled for their repentance. Israel’s future will include judgment for sin and blessing when the nation recognizes and exalts Jesus as Messiah upon His return.
How should I respond?
Examine your character in light of this passage's specific warnings and woes. Has self-promotion taken priority over love for God and respect for others? Keeping up the appearance of godliness without a heart devoted to God is hypocrisy. Jesus requires his followers to have spiritual integrity while living out Christian principles in daily life. How do you fail to practice consistently what the Word of God teaches? Agree with God and turn from any sinful attitudes and behaviors He has brought to mind. The Holy Spirit will enable you to have personal integrity as you look for Christ’s victorious return.
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Matthew’s Gospel opens the New Testament by brilliantly introducing the culmination of the entire Old Testament story. After thousands of years and dozens of generations, Jesus had come “to save his people from their sins” (Mathew 1:21). Matthew focuses on Jesus as King of Kings, who had come to reign on the throne of David forever.
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