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THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW. Gospel of Matthew For the Jews Fulfillment of the Law and Prophets Arranged in cycles of narrative and discourse They relate to.

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1 THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW

2 Gospel of Matthew For the Jews Fulfillment of the Law and Prophets Arranged in cycles of narrative and discourse They relate to make a point A call to obedience ends each discourse Cycle ends with, “When Jesus finished…” Gospel of the Kingdom

3 Outline of Matthew Call of the Kingdom 1-7 Narrative 1 1-4 Introducing the King Discourse 1 5-7 Introducing the Citizen Character of the Kingdom 7:28-10 Narrative 2 8-9 Signs and Sayings Discourse 2 10 The Limited Commission Conquest by the Kingdom 11-13 Narrative 3 11-12 Overcoming the World Discourse 3 13 Parables of the Kingdom

4 Outline of Matthew Conditioning for the Kingdom 13:53-18 Narrative 4 14-17 The Training of the Twelve Discourse 4 18 Fundamentals of the Faith Controversy of the Kingdom 19-25 Narrative 5 19-22 The Jews’ Rejection of God Discourse 5 23-25 God’s Rejection of the Jews Commencement of the Kingdom 26-28 Narrative 6 26-28 Death, Burial, & Resurrection Discourse?

5 Outline of Matthew Conditioning for the Kingdom 13:53-18 Narrative 4 14-17 The Training of the Twelve Discourse 4 18 Fundamentals of the Faith Controversy of the Kingdom 19-25 Narrative 5 19-22 The Jews’ Rejection of God Discourse 5 23-25 God’s Rejection of the Jews Commencement of the Kingdom 26-28 Narrative 6 26-28 Death, Burial, & Resurrection Discourse? 28:19-20 You Complete the Cycle

6 Introducing the King 1-4 His genealogy 1:1-17 His birth 1:18-2:23 His greatness 3:1-12 His baptism 3:13-17 His temptations 4:1-11 His message 4:12-17 His miracles 4:18-25

7 Introducing the Citizen 5-7 The beatitudes 5:1-12 The effect on the world 5:13-16 The righteousness of the citizen 5:17-7:12 Must exceed Pharisees 5:17-20 In doctrine and application 5:21-48 In sincere service 6:1-18 In value system 6:19-34 In treatment of others 7:1-12 Call to the Kingdom 7:13-27

8 Signs and Sayings 8-9 Three miracles 8:1-17 A figurative saying 8:18-22 Three miracles 8:23-9:8 A figurative saying 9:9-12 Three miracles 9:18-34 A figurative Saying 9:35-38 To what are the signs pointing?

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