NT314 Book Study: The Gospel of Matthew in Its Jewish Context

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This course from distinguished New Testament professor Dr. Craig Evans discusses the original context in which Matthew wrote his Gospel, as well as his purpose for writing. Matthew wrote for those still connected to the synagogue, answering questions based upon their Jewish context. Dr. Evans takes you from the ancient context of Matthew’s Gospel to applications for today.

Introduction

Introducing the Speaker

Introducing the Speaker

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Introductory Matters

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Introducing Matthew

Introducing Matthew

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Messiah’s Coming (Matt 1–2)

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Themes: Jesus-Moses Typology

Themes: Jesus-Moses Typology

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Messiah’s Preparation and Program of Ministry (Matt 3–7)

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John Baptizes Jesus (Matt 3)

John Baptizes Jesus (Matt 3)

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Messiah’s Authority Established (Matt 8–10)

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Cleansing the Leper (Matt 8:1–4)

Cleansing the Leper (Matt 8:1–4)

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Messiah’s Kingdom and Its Coming (Matt 11–13)

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John’s Question about Jesus (Matt 11:1–6)

John’s Question about Jesus (Matt 11:1–6)

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Life in the New Community (Matt 14–18)

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Walking on Water (Matt 14:22–33)

Walking on Water (Matt 14:22–33)

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Consummation of the Age (Matt 19–25)

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Rich Young Man (Matt 19:16–26)

Rich Young Man (Matt 19:16–26)

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Messiah’s Humiliation and Exaltation (Matt 26–28)

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Plotting and Anointing for Jesus’ Death (Matt 26:1–16)

Plotting and Anointing for Jesus’ Death (Matt 26:1–16)

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Conclusion

Closing Remarks

Closing Remarks

1m

Appendix: Screencasts

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Examining Fragments of Matthew

Examining Fragments of Matthew

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