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    The Gospel of Matthew was written around 85 AD by Matthew the Apostle. It was written to show that Jesus fulfilled prophecies from the Old Testament. It has a Jewish and evangelistic perspective, portraying Jesus as the Jewish Messiah through his genealogy, fulfillment of prophecies, and other references to the Old Testament. The gospel outlines Jesus's birth, ministry, death, and resurrection in 28 chapters.

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    The Gospel of Matthew was written around 85 AD by Matthew the Apostle. It was written to show that Jesus fulfilled prophecies from the Old Testament. It has a Jewish and evangelistic perspective, portraying Jesus as the Jewish Messiah through his genealogy, fulfillment of prophecies, and other references to the Old Testament. The gospel outlines Jesus's birth, ministry, death, and resurrection in 28 chapters.

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    The Gospel of Matthew was written around 85 AD by Matthew the Apostle. It was written to show that Jesus fulfilled prophecies from the Old Testament. It has a Jewish and evangelistic perspective, portraying Jesus as the Jewish Messiah through his genealogy, fulfillment of prophecies, and other references to the Old Testament. The gospel outlines Jesus's birth, ministry, death, and resurrection in 28 chapters.

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    Author: (most likely) Matthew the Apostle

    New Testament
    Written: 85 AD
    Purpose: to show that Christ fulfilled the Old Testament prophecies (5:17)
    Characteristics: It is a Jewish, ecclesiastical, and evangelistic gospel.

    Outline:

    1. The birth and childhood of Jesus - Mat 1:1-2:23


    1. Genealogy of Christ - Mat 1:1-17
    2. Birth of Christ - Mat 1:18-25
    3. Visit of the Magi - Mat 2:1-12
    4. Flight into Egypt and massacre of the infants - Mat 2:13-18
    5. Residence at Nazareth - Mat 2:19-23
    2. The preparation for the ministry of Jesus - Mat 3:1-4:11
    1. The forerunner of Christ - Mat 3:1-12
    2. Baptism of Christ - Mat 3:13-17
    3. Temptation of Christ - Mat 4:1-11
    3. The ministry of Jesus in Galilee - Mat 4:12-18:35
    1. Residence at Capernaum - Mat 4:12-17
    2. Call of four disciples - Mat 4:18-22
    3. General survey of the Galilean ministry - Mat 4:23-25
    4. Sermon on the mount - Mat 5:1-7:29
    5. Ten miracles and related events - Mat 8:1-9:38
    6. Mission of the twelve - Mat 10:1-42
    7. Christ's answer to John, and related discourse - Mat 11:1-30
    8. Opposition from the Pharisees - Mat 12:1-50
    9. A series of parables on the kingdom - Mat 13:1-58
    10. Withdrawal of Jesus following John's beheading - Mat 14:1-36
    11. Conflict with the Pharisees over tradition - Mat 15:1-20
    12. Withdrawal to Phoenicia and healing of a Canaanite woman's daughter - Mat 15:21-28
    13. Return to the Sea of Galilee and performing of miracles - Mat 15:29-38
    14. Renewed conflict with the Pharisees and Sadducees - Mat 15:39-16:4
    15. Withdrawal to the region of Caesarea Philippi - Mat 16:5-17:23
    16. Instruction of the twelve at Capernaum - Mat 17:24-18:35
    4. The ministry of Jesus in Perea - Mat 19:1-20:16
    1. Teaching on divorce - Mat 19:1-12
    2. Blessing of the children - Mat 19:13-15
    3. Interview with the rich young man - Mat 19:16-30
    4. Parable of the laborers in the vineyard - Mat 20:1-16
    5. The ministry of Jesus in Judea - Mat 20:17-34
    1. Another prediction of Christ's death and resurrection - Mat 20:17-19
    2. Ambitious request of Zebedee's sons - Mat 20:20-28
    3. Healing of two blind men - Mat 20:29-34
    6. The ministry of Jesus in Jerusalem - Mat 21:1-25:46
    1. Triumphal entry - Mat 21:1-11
    2. Cleansing the Temple - Mat 21:12-17
    3. Cursing of the barren fig tree - Mat 21:18-22
    4. Questioning of Jesus' authority and his parabolic answer - Mat 21:23-22:14
    5. Questioning of Jesus by various groups - Mat 22:15-46
    6. Jesus' public denunciation of the Pharisees - Mat 23:1-39
    7. Olivet Discourse - Mat 24:1-25:46
    7. The suffering of Jesus - Mat 26:1-27:66
    1. Plot against Jesus - Mat 26:1-16
    2. The final meal - Mat 26:17-30
    3. Prediction of Peter's denial - Mat 26:31-35
    4. Events in Gethsemane - Mat 26:36-56
    5. Events at the Jewish trials - Mat 26:57-27:2
    6. Remorse of Judas - Mat 27:3-10
    7. Events at the Roman trials - Mat 27:11-31
    8. The Crucifixion - Mat 27:32-56
    9. Burial - Mat 27:32-56
    8. The resurrection of Jesus - Mat 28:1-20
    1. Discovery of the empty tomb - Mat 28:1-8
    2. Appearance of Jesus Christ - Mat 28:9,10
    3. Report of the soldiers - Mat 28:11-15
    4. The great commission - Mat 28:16-20

    (Outline taken from blueletterbible.com)

    Extra Information:

    This gospel's intended audience was for Jews and Gentiles to show the unity of Christ's church.
    It also was used to persuade the Jews that Jesus was truly the Jewish Messiah. A famous
    bishop named Ignatius of Antioch was also a key audience member of Matthew's gospel.
    Matthew portrays Jesus as a king, refers to him as the "Son of David," and includes many of
    Jesus's quotations of the Old Testament.

    Setting of the Gospel of Matthew:

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