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Teaching Matthew: Unlocking the Gospel of Matthew for the Expositor David Jackman & William Philip

(PT Media/Christian Focus, 2004)

Matthew's Gospel is a substantial book, its large sections on teaching and theological reflection seeming to predominate over the 'action' of the story. However, precisely because there are such rich seams of theology, and so much teaching from Jesus himself, it is a wonderful treasure-trove. It also excels as a way of explaining the message of the New Testament gospel so as to open up a s sense of its continuity with the whole Old Testament, and the fulfilment of God's covenant promises in Jesus Christ. Though principally aimed at preachers who are preparing expository sermons, this book will help Bible teachers in a variety of settings as well as those simply reading Matthew for themselves. Each chapter ends with a brief conclusion to help crystallise your thinking.

Contents

Introduction
1. A Map and A Key to Matthew's Gospel
2. A Revolutionary Kingdom
3. Demands that Go Deep
4. Mission that Claims Everything
5. The Way that Divides
6. The Truth that Turns Inside Out
7. The Life of a New Community
8. A Unique Authority Pressed Home
9. A Painful Verdict Pronounced
10. A Coming to be Ready For
11. Further Resources for Preaching on Matthew

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