Summary of Matthew
Chapter by Chapter:
Matthew 1: Generations of Jesus Christ
Matthew 2: Birth of Jesus
Matthew 3: Jesus is baptized
Matthew 4: Jesus Tempted of the Devil
Matthew 5: The Sermon on the Mount: Part 1
Matthew 6: The Sermon on the Mount: Part 2
Matthew 7: The Sermon on the Mount: Part 3
Matthew 8: Jesus Heals a Leper
Matthew 9: Jesus Forgives Sins
Matthew 10: 12 Apostles – Authority from Jesus Christ
Matthew 11: John: More than a Prophet
Matthew 12: The Lord of the Sabbath
Matthew 13: Parable of Seeds
Matthew 14: John the Baptist Dies
Matthew 15: Contending Against Jesus
Matthew 16: Peter Recieves the Keys
Matthew 17: Transfigurations – Restoration
Matthew 18: We need to forgive our brothers
Matthew 19: Marriage/Judgment of the 12
Matthew 20: Parable of the Laborers
Matthew 21: Cleaning the Temple
Matthew 22: Worldly Marriages
Matthew 23: Woe unto Hypocrites
Matthew 24: Second Coming: Jesus talks to His Apostles
Matthew 25: Parable of the 10 Virgins
Matthew 26: Suffering in the Garden
Matthew 27: The Crucifixion of Jesus Christ
Matthew 28: Jesus Christ is Risen
The Gospel of Matthew is one of four gospels in the Holy Bible. Matthew was one of the 12 apostles that were with Jesus Christ throughout His ministry on earth. Matthew was a Jewish tax collector that left his profession to follow the Lord, we are given a personal witness account of many miracles that Jesus performed prior to His suffering in the Garden of Gethsemane and being crucified on the cross.
The Gospel of Matthew is divided into eight sections that describe different parts of Jesus’ life. It begins with the Genealogy of Jesus and follows with Gospel records of the beginning of Jesus’ ministry. It also describes in detail the baptism of Jesus and His temptation by Satan in the desert. After 40 days and nights of fasting Jesus resisted all temptation. We learn of His ministry while in Galilee, where He commissioned the 12 Apostles, preaches The Beatitudes, performs miracles and teaches many lessons on subjects like; adultery, divorce, giving, prayer, judging, treasures in Heaven and warnings for not following the Gospel or the Commandments.
Jesus also teaches many parables to provide examples to His lessons. Jesus performs the miracle of feeding five thousand people with five loaves of bread and two fish (Matthew 14:17). He also walks on water (Matthew 14:25). In Chapter 17 we learn of the transfiguration that was witnessed by three of His disciples; John, Peter and James (Matthew 17:1). Finally, towards the end of Matthew, we learn that Jesus returned to Galilee, where He predicts of His death. We learn of His entry back into Jerusalem where He is tried and crucified on the cross as a sacrifice for all the sin in the world. Jesus is resurrected and on the third day rises and tells His Apostles to preach unto the world!