Messiah
The Story of Jesus According to Matthew
The Gospel of Matthew as we have it in Greek was not the first Gospel Matthew wrote; the first Gospel he wrote was in Hebrew, but the revised Gospel in Greek became the best loved, and because it was a bridge between the Old and New Testaments was early on placed first in the lists of the Gospels. As well, it seemed the most complete beginning with Jesus' birth and ending with his resurrection and commission to the disciples to make disciples wherever they went.
Matthew Chapter 1
Family History
Every man in the land of Judea knew who he was. If asked, he could answer: “I am a son of Jacob (or Matthiah, or Zacharias). I am from the tribe of Benjamin (or of the tribe of Levi, or the tribe of Judah). And I can trace my family back through the list of the heroes of Israel to our father Abraham.” Every man knew who he was.
Jesus was the same. He had a family. And the heroes in his family were many. They included all the kings of Israel clear back to David, the greatest king. And the heroes included Judah and Jacob and, of course, Abraham.
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Matthew chapter 1.pdfMatthew Chapter 1
Preparing the way
Matthew Chapter 2.pdfMatthew Chapter 2
The birth of Jesus
Matthew Chapter 3.pdfMatthew Chapter 3
The testimony of God
Matthew Chapter 4.pdfMatthew Chapter 4
The temptation.
When Jesus had completed his preparation he began his ministry of teaching and miracles.
And the calling of disciples.
The following three chapters are called the Sermon on the Mount.
Jesus tells us what the character of Kingdom citizens will be.
Matthew Chapter 5.pdfMatthew Chapter 5
Kingdom character
Matthew Chapter 6.pdfMatthew Chapter 6
Kingdom living
Matthew Chapter 7.pdfMatthew Chapter 7
Kingdom living, continued
Matthew Chapter 8.pdfMatthew Chapter 8
The authority of the King
Matthew Chapter 9.pdfMatthew Chapter 9
The authority of the King, continued
Matthew Chapter 10.pdfMatthew Chapter 10
Building the Kingdom
Matthew Chapter 11.pdfMatthew Chapter 11
Building the Kingdom, continued
Matthew Chapter 12.pdfMatthew Chapter 12
The Kingdom of God is present.
Matthew Chapter 13.pdfMatthew Chapter 13
Parables about the Kingdom
Matthew Chapter 14.pdfMatthew Chapter 14
Son of God
Matthew Chapter 15.pdfMatthew Chapter 15
The law of the Kingdom
Matthew Chapter 16.pdfMatthew Chapter 16
The King in his glory
Matthew Chapter 17.pdfMatthew Chapter 17
The King's glory revealed
Matthew Chapter 18.pdfMatthew Chapter 18
The greatest in the Kingdom
Matthew Chapter 19.pdfMatthew Chapter 19
What must I do to gain the Kingdom of Heaven?
Matthew Chapter 20.pdfMatthew Chapter 20
The servant King
Matthew Chapter 21.pdfMatthew Chapter 21
Your King comes to you.
Matthew Chapter 22.pdfMatthew Chapter 22
The Messiah is tested.
The last week in Jerusalem. Jesus was tested and passed every test. But his opponents did not. They attempted to discredit him and then used deception and a sham trial to condemn him.
In the end it was they who were condemned.
Matthew Chapter 20.pdfMatthew Chapter 23
The servant King
Matthew Chapter 24.pdfMatthew Chapter 24
The King's return
Matthew Chapter 25.pdfMatthew Chapter 25
When the King arrive
Matthew Chapter 26.pdfMatthew Chapter 26
A new agreement
Matthew Chapter 27.pdfMatthew Chapter 27
Trial and crucifixion
Matthew Chapter 28.pdfMatthew Chapter 28
Resurrection and commission
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Don Camp, author. Copyright 2015
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