Skip to main content

Why Study the Gospel of Matthew Part 03 - The Kingly Messiah


Personal bible study, alone or in a group - big or small - is a sure and steady way to grow spiritually. In The Kingly Messiah: Why Study the Gospel of Matthew Parts 01 & 02, we have provided background information you help you go deeper.

 

In this third and final part, we offer an outline of Matthew to help you on your way to study and personal enrichment. 

OUTLINE OF MATTHEW

Part One: Birth and Growth of the King (1:1-4:11)

I.          The Birth of the King ................. 1:1 - 2:23

A.  Genealogy of Christ ..... 1:1-17

B.  Birth of Christ .....  1:18-25

C.  Visit of the Wise Men ..... 2:1-12

D.  Flight into Egypt ..... 2:13-15

E.  Herod Kills the Children ..... 2:16-18

F.  Jesus Returns to Nazareth ..... 2:19-23

II.  The Forerunner of the King .................. 3:1-12

A.  Introduction of John the Baptist ..... 3:1-6

B.  Preaching of John the Baptist ..... 3:7-12

III.  Preparation of the King..... 3:13-4:11

A.  Baptism of Jesus ..... 3:13-17

B.  Temptation of Jesus ..... 4:1-11

                                     Part Two: Sermon on the Mount (4:12-7:29)

I.          Background to the Sermon................... 4:12-25

A.  Jesus Begins His Ministry ..... 4:12-17

B.  Jesus Calls His First Disciples ..... 4:18-22

C.  Jesus Ministers in Galilee ..... 4:23-25

II.  Sermon on the Mount …..5:1-7:29

A.  Subjects of the Kingdom ..... 5:1-16

B.  Jesus and the Law ..... 5:17-7:6

C.  How to Enter the Kingdom ..... 7:7-27

D.  Aftermath of the Sermon ..... 7:28-29

                       Part Three: Authority and Anointing of the King (8:1-11:1)

I.  The King's Power Encounters ..... 8:1-9:34

A.  Healings ..... 8:1-17

B.  Call of Discipleship ..... 8:18-22

C.  Miracles of Power 8:23-9:8

D.  Disciples of Jesus are Different

E.  Miracles of Restoration of life, sight, speech.

II.  The Distribution of the King's Power ..... 9:35 - 11:1

A.  The Need for Delegation ..... 9:35-38

B.  12 Apostles are Dispatched ..... 10:1-4

C.  12 Apostles Are Instructed ..... 10:5-11:1

                                Part Four: The Rejection of the King (11:2-16:12)

I.          The Commencement of Rejection ................. 11:2-30

A.  Rejection of John the Baptist ..... 11:2-15

B.  Rejection by Jesus' Generation ..... 11:16-19

C.  Rejection of 3 Galilean cities …. 11:20;24

D.  Come to Jesus ..... 11:25-30

II.  Rejection by the Pharisees (12:1-50)

A.  Dispute over Sabbath Work ….. 12:1-8

B.  Dispute over Sabbath Healing ..... 12:9-13

C.  Plan to Destroy Jesus ..... 12:14-21

D.  Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit .... 12:22-30

E.  The Unpardonable Sin ..... 12:31-37

F.  Demand for a Sign ....... 12:38-45

G.  The True Brethren of Jesus ..... 12:46-50

III.  Aftermath of the Rejection ..... 13:1-53

A.  Parables for the Multitude 13:1-35

B.  Parables for the Disciples 13:36-53

IV.  More Rejection of the King ..... 13:54-16:12

A.  Rejection at Nazareth ..... 13:54-58

B.  Rejection by Herod ..... 14:1-36

C.  Rejection by Scribes & Pharisees ... 15:1-39

D.  Rejection by Pharisees and Sadducees … 16:1-12

                          Part Five: Instructing The King's Disciples (16:13-20:28)

I.          The Revelation in View of Rejection ..... 16:13-17:13

A.  Revelation of the King ..... 16:13-17

B.  Revelation of the Program ... 16:18-17:13

II.  Teaching In Light of the Rejection ... 17:14-20:28

A.  Teaching about Faith 17:14-21

B.  Teaching about Jesus' Death .. 17:22-23

C.  Teaching about Taxes ... 17:24-27

D.  Teaching about Humility 18:1-5

E.  Teaching about Causing Offence ... 18:6-20

F.  Teaching about Forgiveness .... 18:21-35

G.  Teaching about Divorce .... 19:1-15

H.  Teaching about Wealth 19:16-20:16

I.  Teaching about Jesus' Death ... 20:17-19

J.  Teaching about Ambition ... 20:20-28

                           Part Six: The King Welcomed & Rejected (20:29-27:66)

I.  Two Blind Men Acknowledge the King ... 20:29-34

II.  The King Welcomed in Jerusalem... 21:1-17

A.  The Triumphal Entry ... 21:1-11

B.  The cleansing of Temple 21:12-17

III.  Israel Responds to the King ..... 21:18-22:46

A.  The Fig Tree Cursed .... 21:18-22

B.  Collision with Priests & Elders 21:23-22:14

C.  Collision with Pharisees & Herodians ... 22:15-22

D.  Collision with Sadducees ... 22:23-33

E.  Collision with Pharisees ... 22:34-46

IV.  The King Reproves Israel .... 23:1-39

A.  Jesus Describes the Pharisees ... 23:1-12

B.  Jesus Condemns the Pharisees ... 23:13-36

C.  Jesus Weeps Over Jerusalem .... 23:37-39

V.  The King's Second Coming (Olivet Discourse)… 24:1-25:46

            A.  Herod’s Temple Will Be Destroyed ... 24:1-2

B.  The Disciples Questions … 24:3

C.  What is the Second Coming ... 24:4-31

D.  When is the Second Coming … 24:32-51

E.  Jesus Judges the Sheep and Goat Nations ... 25:1-46

VI.  Passion of the King ..... 26:1-27:66

A.  Conspiracy to Kill Jesus … 26:1-5

B.  Anointing of Jesus for Burial ... 26:6-13

C.  Judas Plans to Betray Jesus ... 26:14-16

D.  Celebration of Passover - The Last Supper … 26:17-35

E.  Arrest at Gethsemane ... 26:36-56

F.  Trial of Jesus ... 26:57-27:25

G.  Crucifixion of Jesus ... 27:26-56

H.  Burial of Jesus ... 27:57-66

                              Part Seven: The Resurrection of the King (28:1-20)

I.  The Tomb is Empty ..... 28:1-8

II.  Jesus Appears to the Women ..... 28:9-10

III.  Jewish Leaders Bribe the Soldiers ..... 28:11-15

IV.  Jesus Appears to the Disciples ... 28:16-17

V.  The Great Commission ..... 28:18-20

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Taming the Tiger: Lessons We Can Learn from the Trials of Tiger Woods

He may be the world’s greatest and richest golfer. He may have charmed Australia during his recent tournament visit, which the Herald Sun said that he was welcomed back anytime. Then came the car crash, the rumors, followed by a parade of girlfriends coming out of the woodwork. The revelations did not come as a drip-drip but more like a deluge. Tiger Woods, with that big winning smile, winning swing, and clean-cut family friendly image had been revealed as a serial adulterer. You don’t even have to have an interest in golf to know that Tiger Woods was a golfing winner -- but now he looks like a humiliated loser on the home front. He may have gained the whole world but lost his marriage. Apart from being fodder for late night talkshow hosts and some humorous headlines like: Tiger or Cheetah? Tiger Shows His True Stripes Too Crowded in Tiger’s Lair Lust in the Woods Some incredibly serious issue emerge. CELEBRITY STATUS : Society is enamoured with celebrities and success; in m...
2 comments
Read more

Israel at War: Prophecy Fulfilled? Gog & Magog

Ezekiel 38:2 (KJV) Son of man, set thy face against Gog, the land of Magog, the chief prince of Meshech and Tubal, and prophesy against him. 2 Peter 1:19 (KJV) We have also a more sure word of prophecy; whereunto ye do well that ye take heed, as unto a light that shineth in a dark place, until the day dawn, and the day star arise in your hearts. Matthew Henry’s Commentary of Ezekiel 38   ... this prophecy, it is most probable, had its accomplishment some time after the return of the people of Israel out of their captivity ... If the sacred history of the Old Testament had reached as far as the prophecy, we should have been better able to understand these chapters, but, for want of that key, we are locked out of the meaning of them. Introducing Gog and Magog With war in the Middle East raging and potential apocalyptical scenarios remaining a possibility, it is prudent to explore the vital subject of Bible prophecy. It is a light that shines in a dark place (2 Peter 1:19). A signif...
Post a Comment
Read more

The Shooting of Donald Trump: Who’s To Blame?

Part One of Two Parts It was only a matter of time. This dreadful event had been predicted and prophesied. Prayer alerts went out to pray for supernatural protection. Then, on Saturday night, July 13th 2024, at an outdoor campaign rally for Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, several shots rang out. Pandemonium briefly ensued, and three men in the audience were hit. One of the men, Corey Camperatori, 50, an ex-fire chief, an enthusUS Election,iastic churchgoer and a family man, was fatally wounded while using his body to shield his wife and daughter. The other two were seriously injured but expected to recover. A bullet hit Trump but grazed his right ear; he missed death by millimetres.   What was at stake was more than the life of a prominent politician. America’s future hung in the balance with the prospect of civil war not far away. Unfortunately, assassinations and attempted assassinations are not a new phenomena. Four US Presidents were assassinated: Abraham Lincoln (1865); ...
Post a Comment
Read more