The Sacred Writing of St. Matthew the Apostle / An Address to the Children of Israel
The Gospel of Jesus Christ kata (according to) Matthew is the opening Gospel in the New Testament canon. Written for the Early Christian Church, it testifies that Jesus is God’s promised Messiah— the Christ, the Son of David, the only begotten Son of God—true God and true Man, born of the Virgin Mary. Matthew bridges the Old Testament Scriptures with the salvation history of the New Testament, revealing step by step who the Christ is and what His earthly mission of salvation entails. From the beginning, and continuing to the end, He gathers all who trust in His work, His Word, and His promises, and who live according to God’s will. ‘You are truly My disciples if you abide in My word.
Customer Reviews
A deeply insightful and spiritually enriching work, The Sacred Writing of St. Matthew the Apostle / An Address to the Children of Israel offers readers a fresh perspective on the Gospel of Matthew. The author's thoughtful presentation highlights the historical and religious significance of the text while making its timeless message accessible to modern readers. An excellent resource for anyone interested in biblical studies and Christian faith.
- James Anderson
A remarkable blend of faith, history, and spiritual reflection. The author presents the teachings of St. Matthew with clarity and purpose, encouraging readers to examine the enduring relevance of these sacred writings. The book's thoughtful commentary makes it valuable for scholars, clergy, and general readers alike.
- William Carter
The Sacred Writing of St. Matthew the Apostle / An Address to the Children of Israel is a compelling read that bridges ancient wisdom with contemporary understanding. The book sheds light on important themes of faith, covenant, and divine purpose while remaining accessible to readers from diverse backgrounds. Highly recommended for those who appreciate meaningful religious literature.
- Michael Thompson
This inspiring work offers a profound look into the message and mission of St. Matthew's Gospel. The author's careful interpretation and engaging writing style make complex theological concepts easy to grasp. A valuable addition to any personal, church, or academic library, this book encourages reflection, learning, and spiritual growth.
- Robert Miller
