Have Mercy on Me, O Master, Thou Son of David

Summary

Why did a Canaanite woman call Yahushua the Son of David? In this Sabbath lesson from Matthew 15 and 13, we learn that every plant the Father has not planted will be rooted up, and John 14 and Isaiah 9 show how the Son reveals the Father. Through Nathan’s promise to David and the trial in Matthew 26 alongside Daniel 7, you’ll see why the question “Are you the Messiah, the Son of God?” pointed straight to prophecy, and how the woman’s great faith in Matthew 15 pushed through every obstacle. Finally, Luke 13, Romans 1, Ezekiel 20, Leviticus 26 and 1 John 3 call us to strive to enter the strait gate, put away pride, confess our sins and stop sinning, because whoever abides in Him sins not.

Chapters

0:00:00 – Sabbath welcome, Matthew 15 and 13: Every plant rooted up
0:06:33 – John 14 and Isaiah 9: He that hath seen me
0:18:00 – Nathan’s promise: A house for David’s son
0:28:09 – Matthew 26 and Daniel 7: Art thou the Messiah?
0:40:30 – Matthew 15: Have mercy on me, thou Son of David
0:49:58 – Luke 13: Strive to enter in at the strait gate
0:55:04 – Romans 1 and Ezekiel 20: Given over to uncleanness
1:05:32 – Leviticus 26 and 1 John 3: Confess and stop sinning

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The reading for this Sabbath: Matthew 15:13 // Matthew 13:24-38 // John 14:1-9 // Isaiah 9:1-6 // Matthew 13:36-43 // Matthew 15:13-22 // 2 Samuel 7:1-10 // Matthew 26:61-68 // 2 Samuel 7:10-14 // Daniel 7:7-14 // Matthew 15:22-31 // Luke 13:15-27 // Romans 1:21-24 // Ezekiel 20:21-31 // Luke 13:25-28 // Leviticus 26:40-42 // 1 John 3:6-10

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