Welcome to Form Now. I'm Tim Gray, president of the Augustine Institute. And joining me is Dr. Michael Barber, who is a professor of scripture here at the Augustin Institute. And we're going to continue our Bible study on the Gospel of Matthew. And we left off at the very end of Chapter 23, and we want to cover that. I know some of you who are faithful disciples of this Bible study, you notice if we skip something. And so I know we have to go back and do Matthew 7, I think at some point.

Yes, we do have to do Matthew 7.

But, uh, this Bible study, you notice if we skip something. And so I know we have to go back and do

Matthew 7, I think, at some point. Yes, we do Matthew 7. But we're not going to skip the end

of Matthew 22. So we'll cover that. So the question is in verse 41 of Matthew chapter 22,

that's where we're going to start off. And then hopefully we're going to cover all of chapter 23

today if I can keep

Michael moving along at a good clip. So verse 41 now, while the Pharisees were gathered together,

Jesus asked them a question, saying, what do you think about the Christ? Whose son is he? And they said

to him, the son of David. And then he said, how is it that the son of David and the spirit

calls him Lord, saying, the Lord said to my Lord son of David. And then he said, how is it that the son of David and the spirit calls him Lord, saying,

the Lord said to my Lord, sit at my right hand

until I put your enemies under your feet.

If then David calls him Lord, how is he his son?

Because if the Messiah is the son of David,

you would think that David would be greater, right?

That's right.

So David wouldn't call his son Lord,

just like you wouldn't call any of your son's Lord or Master.

Yeah, yeah.

They would like that.

Matthew would like that.

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