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In this paper, the researcher discusses who Matthew was, his Gospel, and attempts to discuss the different types of Old Testament citations in Matthew's Gospel, how he cited them, his interpretive method, and why he cited from the Old Testament extensively. The research method used in this paper is analytic.
The Gospel Of Matthew Chapter One Matthew begins his gospel with the genealogy of Jesus from Abraham to Joseph. Thus he shows the royal lineage of Jesus from David, one of the first things required to convince a Jewish audience that Jesus qualified to be the Messiah (1-17; cf. Mt 22:41-42). The birth of
Because the Gospel of Matthew emphasizes the testimony of the Old Testament Scriptures that Jesus is the Son of God, it reflects the earliest form of the proclamation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ by the emerging New Testament church.
I. AUTHOR AND DATE OF THE GOSPEL A. MATTHEW (LEVI)... 1. The apostolic origin and canonical rank of the gospel of Matthew were accepted without a doubt by the early church (ISBE) 2. Matthew, surnamed Levi, had been a tax-collector... a. He became one of Jesus’ earliest disciples - Mt 9:9; Mk 2:14 b. He was chosen to be one of the twelve ...
The Gospel Of Matthew Chapter One Matthew begins his gospel with the genealogy of Jesus from Abraham to Joseph. Thus he shows the royal lineage of Jesus from David, one of the first things required to convince a Jewish audience that Jesus qualified to be the Messiah (1-17; cf. Mt 22:41-42). The birth of
It provides a comprehensive introduction to the gospel, which describes the world of Jesus and his first followers. This commentary explores the historical, social, and religious contexts of Matthew and examines the customs, beliefs, and ideas that inform the text.
The Gospel of Matthew . General Introduction . The Gospel of Matthew has long been the most popular of the four canonical Gospels: consistently placed first in the canonical lists, it was widely used in early Christian communities, and for some time was thought to be the first Gospel written (though now we believe Mark was written first).
