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Matthew

Matthew presents Jesus Christ as the promised Son of David, Son of Abraham, King, teacher, miracle-worker, and Son of God whose life fulfills the Scriptures. The Gospel moves from his genealogy and birth through kingdom preaching, mighty works, mounting conflict, parables, instruction to the disciples, the journey to Jerusalem, crucifixion, burial, resurrection, and the commission to teach all nations. Matthew repeatedly shows that Jesus does not merely fit isolated predictions; he brings Israel’s Scriptures, royal hope, covenant history, and kingdom expectation to their appointed fulfillment.

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Matthew 1–4The King is introduced through his genealogy, birth, baptism, temptation, and early ministry Matthew 5–7Jesus teaches the principles of the kingdom in the Sermon on the Mount Matthew 8–10Jesus demonstrates authority through miracles and sends the twelve to preach Matthew 11–13Responses to Jesus divide as he confronts unbelief and teaches kingdom parables Matthew 14–18Jesus reveals his identity, prepares the disciples, and teaches life among believers Matthew 19–23Jesus journeys toward Jerusalem, enters the city, answers opponents, and condemns hypocrisy Matthew 24–25Jesus teaches about coming judgment, watchfulness, and readiness Matthew 26–28Jesus is betrayed, crucified, buried, raised from the dead, and commissions his disciples