When was the Davidic genealogy nearly broken?
The Davidic genealogy was nearly broken during the Babylonian captivity. At that time only one man remained in the kingly line who could still have a son. It appeared that the line might end, but God preserved it, and the genealogy continued until Christ was born.
Les explains that the Davidic genealogy was nearly broken during the Babylonian captivity, which he calls the 'wasp neck.' At that time, only one man remained in the kingly line who could still have a son, and it almost looked like he wasn't going to make it. A little snip would have ended the line, but God prevailed, and the genealogy continued until Christ was born.
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What almost ended the Davidic genealogy before Christ?
During the Babylonian captivity the Davidic kingly line nearly came to an end because only one man remained in that line who could still have a son, but God prevailed and the genealogy continued until Christ was born.