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Two of the gospel writers, Matthew and Luke, wanted to affirm Jesus’ connection with the house of Jesse as a testament to Jesus as the Messiah. Both gospels delineate family trees, which have become known as the Jesse Tree. Matthew’s initial audience was Jewish; he traced the family ancestry back to Abraham, the man who made the first covenant with God. Luke’s audience was gentile; he traces the family ancestry back to Adam and the Son of God as a universal ancestor.
Fill out the form below to receive 11 FREE Lessons on "The Jesse Tree." Click here for lesson overviews.
Overview of Lessons
Two of the gospel writers, Matthew and Luke, wanted to affirm Jesus’ connection with the house of Jesse as a testament to Jesus as the Messiah. Both gospels delineate family trees, which have become known as the Jesse Tree. Matthew’s initial audience was Jewish; he traced the family ancestry back to Abraham, the man who made the first covenant with God. Luke’s audience was gentile; he traces the family ancestry back to Adam and the Son of God as a universal ancestor.