“The Proclamation of the Kingdom” Matthew 4:12-17

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Date: February 6, 2022 Author: Wayne J. Edwards

According to biblical researchers, Jesus walked 21,525 miles during His 33 years on earth, including 400 miles from Egypt to Nazareth, 18,000 miles from Nazareth to Jerusalem and back, and 3,125 miles during His three years of ministry. However, the longest mile Jesus walked was through the City of Jerusalem with the top beam of the cross upon His shoulders, to Calvary, and to the cross, for US! We will explain this further in our next sermon in this series – “ Behold the King: The Proclamation of the Kingdom.”

According to biblical researchers, Jesus walked 21,525 miles during His 33 years on earth, including 400 miles from Egypt to Nazareth, 18,000 miles from Nazareth to Jerusalem and back, and 3,125 miles during His three years of ministry.

However, the longest mile Jesus walked was through the City of Jerusalem with the top beam of the cross upon His shoulders, to Calvary, and to the cross, for US!

We will explain this further in our next sermon in this series – “ Behold the King: The Proclamation of the Kingdom.”

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In chapters 1-3, Matthew addresses the events and issues relative to the King’s arrival:

In chapter 4, Matthew addresses the events and issues relative to the Kings activity:

WALK WHERE JESUS WALKED!

Even though Jesus was God of very God, He was always sensitive to the Father’s timetable and adjusted His ministry to work within it.

The first place Jesus went when He returned to Galilee was to the synagogue in his hometown of Nazareth.

Why Capernaum of Galilee:

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