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Matthew

A testimony that Jesus is the promised Messiah and King

This Gospel is traditionally credited to Matthew, an apostle who worked as a Roman tax collector. It was written for Jewish Christians of Palestine, probably between AD 60 and AD 65, before the destruction of Jerusalem. At this time, readers lived under Roman influence while remaining steeped in Jewish scripture and tradition. The book addresses this audience by using sixty-five Old Testament references. Its main aim is to prove that Jesus of Nazareth is the promised Messiah and the true heir to David's throne, who came not to destroy the law but to fulfill it.

23 studies · a few verses a day

Start with Matthew 1

Chapters

Chapter 1The Genealogy of Jesus3 days
Chapter 2The Pilgrimage of the Magi4 days
Chapter 3The Mission of John the Baptist2 days
Chapter 4The Temptation of Jesus4 days
Chapter 5The Sermon on the Mount7 days
Chapter 6Giving to the Needy6 days
Chapter 7Judging Others4 days
Chapter 8The Leper’s Prayer6 days
Chapter 9Jesus Heals a Paralytic6 days
Chapter 11John’s Inquiry4 days
Chapter 13The Parable of the Sower9 days
Chapter 14The Beheading of John4 days
Chapter 15The Tradition of the Elders4 days
Chapter 16The Demand for a Sign5 days
Chapter 17The Transfiguration4 days
Chapter 18The Greatest in the Kingdom6 days
Chapter 19Teachings about Divorce3 days
Chapter 20The Parable of the Workers4 days
Chapter 22The Parable of the Banquet5 days
Chapter 23Woes to Scribes and Pharisees4 days
Chapter 25The Parable of the Ten Virgins4 days
Chapter 27Jesus Delivered to Pilate9 days
Chapter 28The Resurrection3 days

Pastors teaching from Matthew

Sermon notes from the library, on the same book.

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