OUTLINE FOR THE BOOK OF:
MATTHEW
Introduction – The Gospel According
to Matthew was believed to be written between AD 38 and AD 70, most commonly
ranged at 60-65 AD. Matthew was a Galilean Jew. Matthew was
known as the tax collector (Matthew 9:9). Matthew was also known
as Levi the son of Alphaeus (Luke 5:27,29 and Mark 2:14). The book
of Matthew is the first of the four Gospels.
I. Christ Ancestry, Birth, and Christ
Youth.
A. The Genealogy of Christ ( 1:1-17)
B. Mary and Joseph (1:18-25)
C. The Birth of Christ (2:1-12)
D. The Flight into Egypt (2:13-15)
E. A Massacre of the Innocents (2:16-18)
F. The Return to Nazareth (2:19-23)
II. John the Baptist; Baptism and Christ
into the Wilderness.
A. The Mission and the Work Of John
(3:1-12)
B. The Baptism of Jesus (3:13-17)
C. The Temptation of Christ by Satan
(4:1-11)
III. Christ in Galilee, Sermon on the
Mount, and The Principles of the Kingdom.
A. Jesus goes to Galilee :(4:12-17)
B. Peter, Andrew, James, and John are
Called (4:18-22)
C. Jesus Declares His Theme and Fame
Rises (4:23-25)
D. The Beatitudes – Begins the Sermon
on the Mount (5:1-12)
E. The Disciples Compared to Salt and
Light (5:13-16)
F. Christ Relates to The Old Law (5:17-20)
G. Moral Teachings (5:21-42)
H. The Principle of Love (5:43-48)
I. Teachings on Almsgiving, Prayer,
and Fasting (6:1-18)
J. Teachings Against Riches and the
Love of the Necessities of Life (6:19-34)
K. Teachings on Judging others (7:1-5)
L. A Caution; Prayer Encouraged,
the Golden Rule, and the Two Ways.
M. Solemn Warnings (7:15-29)
IV. The Galilean Ministry
A. Christ Miracles and Signs of Divine
Authority (8:1-9:38)
B. Apostles Chosen, Commissioned and
Sent Forth (10:1-42)
C. Messengers from John the Baptist;
Jesus speaks of John (11:1-19)
D. Cities Condemned, and a Prayer of
Thanksgiving (11:19-30)
E. Disputations with the Pharisees
(12:1-45)
F. Spiritual Relationships explained
(12-46-50)
G. Parables of the : Sower; Wheat and
Tares, Mustard Seed, Leaven, Hidden Treasures The Pearl of Great Price,
The Net, and Treasures New and Old (13:1-52)
H. Jesus Rejected at Nazareth (12:53-58)
I. John the Baptist Beheaded (14:1-12)
J. Jesus Feeds Five Thousand, Walks
on Water, and Heals the Sick in Gennesaret (14:1-36)
K. Opposition of the Scribes and Pharisees
(15:1-20)
L. The Canaanitish Woman (15:21-28)
M. Many Healed and Four Thousand Fed
(15:29-39)
N. The Pharisees and Sadducees Unite
against Christ (16:1-12)
O. Peter’s Great Confession (16:13-20)
P. The Cross Foretold (16:21-28)
Q. Christ Transfigured (17:1-13)
R. Christ Heals, Power of Faith, and
Temple Tax (17:14-27)
S. Are to Treat Offensiveness (18:1-35)
V. The Perean Ministry
A. From Galilee to Perea; Teachings
concerning divorce (19:1-12)
B. Jesus and Children, The Rich Young
Ruler, Perils of Riches, and Rewards of the Self-sacrificed (19:19-30)
C. Laborers in the Vineyard, Fortells
of His Death Again, Rebukes James and John for Self-Ambition (20:1-28)
D. Two Blind Men Healed at Jericho
(20:29-34)
VI. Last Days of The Lord’s Public Mininstry
A. Triumphant entry into Jerusalem,
2nd Cleansing of the Temple, Barren Fig Tree Cursed, and Questions of Christ
Authority (21:1-27)
B. Parables of The Two
Sons, The Wicked Husbandmen, and The Marriage Feast
(21:28-46 ; 22:1-14)
C. Paying Tribute to Caesar,
Sadducees and the Resurrection, and Opposition of the
Pharisees (22:15-46)
E. Scribes and Pharisees Exposed, Seven
Woes Pronounced (23:1-39)
F. Destruction of Jerusalem Foretold
(24:1-30)
G. The Second Coming is Introduced
in Reference with the Destruction of Jerusalem (24:29-31;35-51)
H. The Parables of The Ten Virgins,
and The Talents (25:1-46)
I. Prediction of His Crucifixion, Feast
in Simon’s House, Bargain of Judas, the Last Supper, Peter’s Denial Foretold,
and Gethsemane (26:1-46)
VII. Arrest, Trial, Crucifixion, Burial,
Resurrection, of Jesus Christ
A. Betrayal and Arrest (26:47-56)
B. Trial Before Caiaphas and the Sanhedrin
(26:57-68)
C. Peter’s Denials, Jesus Before Pilate,
Death of Judas, and the Crucifixion of The Lord (26:69-27:61)
D. Resurrection of Christ (27:62-28:10)
E. Sanhedrin’s Falsehood and the Great
Commission (28:11-20)
Conclusion of the Outline of The Book
Of Matthew.
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