Like and share this new collection of videos on YouTube. Each video features a young King David in the Temple, proclaiming a passage from Saint Matthew’s Gospel. Each is a striking reminder of deep connection between Jewish history, King David, and the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ.
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Parable Of The Wicked Tenants | Parables Of Jesus | Parables Of The Kingdom
The Canaanite Woman Begs Jesus | Miracle Healing | Lost Sheep Of The House Of Israel
Jesus Walks On Water – On The Sea | Peter’s Faith | Oh Ye Of Little Faith
Jesus Loves You | God Sent His Angels To Be With You
Psalm 21, a sequel to Psalm 20, continues the theme of divine intervention and protection. It is a heartfelt expression of gratitude and rejoicing, acknowledging relationship between the king, King David, and the Almighty [ … ]
Jesus and his disciples have moved south into Judea, and Jesus and John are baptizing people very near to one other. John’s location is precisely stated in these Gospel verses: he is at Aenon, an Aramaic word meaning wells, near Salim, which was to the northeast of Samaria, about thirteen miles to the south of the Sea of Galilee. In these verses, John’s Gospel develops the information given to us in the Synoptics: we learn that Jesus’ public ministry began while John the Baptist’s was current, and that there was no rivalry between Jesus and John; indeed, that John the Baptist rejoiced in Jesus’ beginning his ministry [ … ]
Jesus has told his disciples about the Passion to come for the third time, as they journey to Jerusalem, and still this grizzly series of events, of mockery, scourging and death, is quite beyond the disciples’ comprehension. It is a great testimony to the apostles’ honesty and humility that, in recounting the Gospel, they do not seek to conceal their early weaknesses; these men chosen by Jesus have yet to be transformed through grace, to become the great pillars of the Church. Now further weakness is recalled, as the disciples reveal their ambition to have a powerful and prestigious position when the Kingdom comes [ … ]
