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The Gospel According to MATTHEW.
Jesus is seen as: The Messiah King
-Bible Study Info-WRITER: The writer of the first Gospel, as all agree, was Matthew, called also Levi, a Jew of Galilee who had taken service as a tax-gatherer under the Roman oppressor. He was, therefore, one of the hated and ill-reputed publicans.

DATE: The date of Matthew has been much discussed, but no convincing reason has been given for the discrediting the traditional date of A.D. 37.

THEME: The scope and purpose of the book are indicated in the first verse. Matthew is the "book of the generation of Jesus Christ, the Son of David, the Son of Abraham" (MT. 1.1). This connects him at once with two of the most important of the Old Testament Covenants: the Davidic Covenant of kingship, and the Abrahamic Covenant of promise. 2Sa 7:8-16; Ge 15:18.

Of Jesus Christ in that twofold character, then, Matthew writes. Following the order indicated in the first verse, he writes first of the King, the son of David; then of the Son of Abraham, obedient unto death, according to the Isaac type Ge 22:1-18; Heb 11:17-19.

But the prominent character of Christ in Matthew is that of the covenanted King, David's "righteous Branch" Jer 23:5; 33:15. Matthew records His genealogy; His birth in Bethlehem the city of David, according to Mic 5:2, the ministry of His forerunner according to Malachi Mal 3:1. His rejection by Israel; and His predictions of His second coming in power and great glory.

Only then (MT 26.-28.) does Matthew turn to the earlier covenant, and record the sacrificial death of the son of Abraham.

This determines the purpose and structure of Matthew. It is peculiarly the Gospel for Israel; and, as flowing from the death of Christ, a Gospel for the whole world.

Matthew falls into three principal divisions:
I. The manifestation to Israel and rejection of Jesus Christ the Son of David, born King of the Jews, 1.1-25.46. The subdivisions of this part are:
(1) The official genealogy and birth of the King, 1. 1-25;
(2) the infancy and obscurity of the King, 2. 1-23;
(3) the kingdom "at hand," 3. 1-12.50 (the order of events of this subdivision is indicated in the text);
(4) the mysteries of the kingdom, 13. 1-52;
(5) the ministry of the rejected King, 13. 53-23. 39;
(6) the promise of the King to return in power and great glory, 24.1-25.46.

II. The sacrifice and resurrection of Jesus Christ, the Son of Abraham, 26.1-28.8.

III. The risen Lord in ministry to His own, 28.9-20.

The events recorded in Matthew cover a period of 38 years (Ussher).

Ref: The Scofield Reference Bible.

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61. MATTHEW 21:12-17
11-22-1981 S-A.M. 45:19 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 21:12-17

Jesus` second purification of the temple. *Info:

62. MATTHEW 21:18-22
11-29-1981 S-A.M. 19:41 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 21:18-22

The barren fig tree cursed. *Info: D

63. MATTHEW 21:23-32
12-06-1981 S-A.M. 31:21 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 21:23-32

Jesus` authority questioned.
Parable of the two sons. *Info: D

64. MATTHEW 21:33-46
12-13-1981 S-A.M. 34:04 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 21:33-46

Parable of the householder demanding fruit from his vinyard. *Info:

65. MATTHEW 22:1-14
12-20-1981 S-A.M. 37:02 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 22:1-14

Parable of themarriage feast. *Info:

66. MATTHEW 22:15-33
12-27-1981 S-A.M. 38:17 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 22:15-33

Jesis answers the Herodians.
Jesus answers the Sadducees. *Info:

67. MATTHEW 22:34-46
01-03-1982 S-A.M. 33:10 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 22:34-46

Jesus answers the Pharisees.
Jesus questions the Pharisees. *Info: D

68. MATTHEW 23:1-12
01-10-1982 S-A.M. 42:05 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 23:1-12

The marks of a Pharisee. *Info:

69. MATTHEW 23:13-39
01-17-1982 S-A.M. 43:43 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 23:13-39

Jesus denounces woe upon the Pharisees.
The lament over Jerusalem. *Info:

70. MATTHEW 24:1-14
01-31-1982 S-A.M. 44:41 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 24:1-14

The Olivet discourse: .
(1.) Desrtruction of the temple foretold.
(2.) The threefold question.
(3.) The course of this age. *Info:

71. MATTHEW 24:15-20
02-07-1982 S-A.M. 41:02 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 24:15-20

The Olivet discourse: .
(4.) The great tribulation. *Info:

72. MATTHEW 24:21-31
02-14-1982 S-A.M. 45:51 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 24:21-31

The Olivet discourse: .
(4.) The great tribulation. [Cont.].
(5.) Thereturn of the King in glory. *Info: T

73. MATTHEW 24:32-35
02-21-1982 S-A.M. 28:32 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 24:32-35

Parable of the fig tree. *Info:

74. MATTHEW 24:36-44
02-28-1982 S-A.M. 38:09 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 24:36-44

Parable of the fig tree. [Cont.] *Info:

75. MATTHEW 24:45-51
03-14-1982 S-A.M. 30:19 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 24:45-51

Parable of the fig tree. [Cont.] *Info:

76. MATTHEW 25:1-13
03-28-1982 S-A.M. 30:35 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 25:1-13

The Olivet discourse: .
(6.) The Lord`s return tests real state of the kingdom in mystery. *Info:

77. MATTHEW 25:14-30
04-04-1982 S-A.M. 31:54 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 25:14-30

The Olivet discourse: .
(7.) The Lord`s return tests the servants. *Info:

78. MATTHEW 25:31-46
04-18-1982 S-A.M. 33:00 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 25:31-46

The Olivet discourse: .
(8.) The Lord`s return tests the Gentile nations. *Info:

79. MATTHEW 26:1-16
04-18-1982 S-A.M. 33:25 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 26:1-16

TheJewish authorities consult to put Jesus to death.
Jesus anointed by Mary of Bethany.
Judas Iscariot sells the Lord. *Info: D

80. MATTHEW 26:17-25
05-02-1982 S-A.M. 31:17 -15 Outline Subject(s)MATTHEW 26:17-25

The preperation of the passover.
The last passover. *Info:

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