The Anointing of the King - Matthew 3:13-17
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The Anointing of the King - Matthew 3:13-17
- 1. The Anointing & Commissioning of the King Mathew 3:13 - 17
- 2. The Ancestry of the King – Mathew 1:1-17 The Arrival of the king – Mathew 1:18 to 25 The Adoration of the King – Mathew 2:1-12 The Attestation of the King Mathew 2:13-23 The Announcer of the King – Mathew 3:1-12 The Anointing of the King – Mathew 3:13-17
- 3. 1.) The Baptism vs. 13 to 16 2.) The Anointing of the Spirit vs. 16 3.) The Word of the Father vs. 17
- 4. 1.) The Baptism vs. 13 to 16
- 5. What does Baptism symbolizes – It symbolizes three things: 1.) A cleansing, a washing away - remission - forgiveness of sins. (Acts 22:16, Acts 2:38) 2.) A burial and rebirth -- a death to the old Adam -- a resurrection to newness of life. (Romans 6:3 – 4) 3.) A union with Christ, a partaking of his righteousness and the effects of his sacrifice ( 1 Cor. 12:12-13) When you get baptized it shows you are serious about your commitment to the cause of Christ. (Acts 8:26-40)
- 6. What is the proper way to do Baptism – Baptism should be by immersion (Baptizdo – To dip) Should we baptize babies – No, Baptism is a symbol of repentance. Nobody should be baptized if you do not understand it’s significance If Baptism is a symbol that you are a sinner and that you acknowledged your sins and that you have repented of your sins why did Jesus get Baptized when he was sinless? – To fulfill all righteousness (vs. 15), to identify with sinners (Isaiah 53) and to symbolize his death. (Luke 12:50)
- 7. 2.) The Anointing of the Spirit vs. 16 He was anointed by the Holy Spirit for service (Psalm 45:7) He was being granted strength in his humanness. (Isaiah 61:1)
- 8. 3.) The Word of the Father vs. 17 “This is my beloved son, in whom I well pleased”
- 9. Most of the Notes in this slide are lifted from John MacArthur’s Bible Commentary on the book of Mathew. For Bible study Guide notes, sermon notes and the audio message of this series by John MacArthur visit www.gty.org . Other inputs and revision of outlines and notes by Zigfred Diaz To download other slides that can be used for sermons visit the Master’s Community Fellowship website at www.tmcf.zdiaz.com