Overview
The Gospel of Matthew presents Yeshua as the promised Messiah-King, the Son of David and the Son of Abraham. Written primarily to a Jewish audience, it shows how Jesus fulfills the Old Testament prophecies, the Law, and the Prophets. Matthew emphasizes the Kingdom of Heaven and calls all people to complete allegiance to King Yeshua.
The Way Through Matthew
Yeshua is the true King who brings the Kingdom of God near. From His genealogy to the Great Commission, every part of Matthew points to Him as the Center — the only Way, Truth, and Life.
Chapters of Matthew
- Matthew 01 – Genealogy and Birth of Jesus
- Matthew 02 – Visit of the Magi and Flight to Egypt
- Matthew 03 – John the Baptist and Baptism of Jesus
- Matthew 04 – Temptation and Beginning of Ministry
- Matthew 05 – Sermon on the Mount (Beatitudes)
- Matthew 06 – Sermon on the Mount (Prayer & Trust)
- Matthew 07 – Sermon on the Mount (Conclusion)
- Matthew 08 – Miracles and Authority
- Matthew 09 – Healing and Calling of Matthew
- Matthew 10 – Sending of the Twelve
- Matthew 11 – Rest for the Weary
- Matthew 12 – Lord of the Sabbath
- Matthew 13 – Parables of the Kingdom
- Matthew 14 – Feeding the 5000 and Walking on Water
- Matthew 15 – Tradition vs. Commandment
- Matthew 16 – Peter’s Confession and the Cross
- Matthew 17 – The Transfiguration
- Matthew 18 – Humility and Forgiveness
- Matthew 19 – Marriage, Riches, and the Kingdom
- Matthew 20 – Parable of the Workers and the Cross
- Matthew 21 – Triumphal Entry and Temple Cleansing
- Matthew 22 – Questions from the Leaders
- Matthew 23 – Woes to the Scribes and Pharisees
- Matthew 24 – Signs of the End of the Age
- Matthew 25 – Parables of the Kingdom and Judgment
- Matthew 26 – Betrayal and Last Supper
- Matthew 27 – Trial, Crucifixion, and Burial
- Matthew 28 – Resurrection and Great Commission
Key Bull’s Eye Themes in Matthew
- Yeshua as King: Fulfills the Davidic covenant and rules with divine authority.
- Kingdom of Heaven: Present now through Jesus, yet coming in fullness.
- Fulfillment of Scripture: Over 50 direct or indirect references to Old Testament prophecy.
- Grace and Righteousness: Greater righteousness that comes from the heart through faith in the King.
Cross-References
- index (Master Hub)
- teachers
- joseph-type-of-yeshua
- Pilgrim’s Progress