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Welcome to 6640, the ministry outreach of Koinnea House and Koinnea Institute.

Today's Bible teacher is Chuck Missler, connecting the Bible to your life and the world around you.

In today's study, Chuck begins his teaching of the Gospel of Matthew starting at chapter 18,

or should say in a sense ending at chapter 18, because section 12,

session 12 is the way we're doing it. We're doing it in 24 sessions. 12 sessions puts at the

halfway point. You'll notice, of course, in a 18 is not half of 27 chapters, which means the last

chapters are going to get some special treatment,

because, of course, they deal with the final week of Christ's ministry.

So we've gotten a little ahead of the game in that sense, so we'll have plenty of room

to really deal with some of the issues forthcoming.

But we are in Matthew Chapter 18 tonight.

Now, just by way of review, to get back up to speed, most of you are

aware of the fact that the gospels have a design. There's four gospels with four points of view.

Matthew being Jewish presents Jesus the Messiah, the Messiah, the Messiah, Mark focuses on

his servanthood. He's really the amanuenses for Peter, we believe.

Luke, being a Gentile doctor, his focuses on Jesus Christ as the son of man and John, the

son of God. John's the one that really tells you who he is in the mystical sense. And their

genealogies in each one support their basic present to everything in the mystical sense. And their genealogies in each one support their basic present.

To everything in the, every detail of these four gospels support the main theme.

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