The Genealogy of Christ: Lesson Therein

Discover the Hidden Tapestry of Grace in the Opening Pages of the New Testament. Do you usually skip the long lists of names in the Bible? What if those "seemingly dry" genealogies were actually a masterclass in God's persistent love for broken people? In The Genealogy of Christ: The Lesson Therein, P.S. Wilmot, a devout student of the Word and its historical context, takes you on an immersive, expository journey through Matthew 1:1-17. This isn't just a study of ancient records; it is a revelation of a redemptive design that spans generations and culminates in the person of Jesus Christ. Uncover the Stories Behind the Names Through careful historical research and theological depth, this commentary breathes life into the figures of Christ's lineage. You will explore: - The Triumphs of the Faithful: From Abraham's call to David's throne.- Lessons from the Shadows: Finding "positive warnings" in the failures of kings like Asa and the radical restoration of the wicked King Manasseh.- Grace in Bondage: How the Babylonian exile transformed the way God's people worshiped, giving rise to the synagogue.- The Four Fullness of Grace: A profound look at Joseph's encounter with the angel, revealing how God provides Identity, Fearlessness, Action, and Revelation in our times of crisis. More Than a Commentary Woven with original insights and personal reflection, this book bridges the gap between 1st-century history and 21st-century faith. It includes: - Expository Teaching: Moving beyond surface-level reading to find deep, applicable truth.- Thematic Indices: Comprehensive lists of Names and Places for further study.- Visual Reflection: Insights into the author's original artwork, "Mind," connecting the spiritual and the visual. "The Lord knoweth them that are His." Whether you are a pastor looking for fresh expository depth, a student of history, or a believer seeking to see Christ more clearly in the Old Testament, this book will remind you that your story, too, is held within God's enduring message of grace. Don't just read the genealogy. Discover your place in the promise.