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In Matthew and Mark, we read that Jesus went to pray alone three times in the Garden of Gethsemane, whereas, in Luke, we read that Jesus went alone to pray on one occasion.
Much material in Mark is repeated in Matthew and in Luke, leading most scholars to conclude that Mark was written first and used independently by the other writers.
In Matthew, for example, Jesus is repeatedly mocked as“the king of the Jews”(27:27- 31, 37, 42).
This is evidenced by the terms:"kingdom of heaven,"(ἡ βασιλεία τῶν οὐρανῶν) found exclusively in Matthew, a translation of the Hebrew"malkut shamayim"(="kingdom of God");
This is evidenced by the terms:"kingdom of heaven," found exclusively in Matthew, a translation of the Hebrew"malkut shamayim"(="kingdom of God");
For this reason, the genealogy of Christ in Matthew begins with Abraham, the father of the called race, not with Adam, the father of the created race.
It's the chapter 12 in Matthew and verse 32,“Whosoever speak a word against the Son of Man, they shall be forgiven.
These things seem to suggest that the use of“lightning” in Matthew is not just about“visibility” but about the lack of secrecy.
these words are quoted in Matthew 2, to apply to the first coming of Christ, but that does not exclude His second coming.
In Matthew 15:24, Jesus says,“I was sent only to the lost sheep of the house of Israel.” But of course the people of Israel reject Him and by the end of the Gospel of Matthew, His plan is clear.
It's called“Salt& Light” according to Jesus' words in Matthew that His followers should be these things in society, to influence it for good and God, drawing people to Himself.
While there are several important passages relating to the end times in other parts of the Bible, including passages such as in our Scripture reading in Mark 13 and the corresponding sections in Matthew and Luke, by far the most comprehensive passages are those found in the books of Daniel and Revelation.
There is no clear parallel to the notion of a virgin birth in pagan literature, only of births resulting from intercourse between God and a woman(of which there is no suggestion in Matthew and Luke), resulting in a being half-divine, half-human(which is far different from biblical Christology).
In Matthew 6:21, Jesus explains that our view of money shapes how we live and how we live shows what we really care about. Instead of viewing money as the means to acquiring our toys and fun, we should remember that it's really God's money and we should be mindful of how we spend it.
Posted in MATTHEW- INDEX.
We read in Matthew 24:6.
The Beatitudes in Matthew 5.
The answer comes in Matthew 24:36.
Then in Matthew 13:11 Jesus answered.
Let's begin in Matthew 10.