Gospel of Matthew
New Testament opener
The Gospel of Matthew is the first book of the New Testament, one of four accounts of Jesus's life and teachings.
Traditionally attributed to the apostle Matthew, it emphasizes Jesus as the fulfillment of Jewish prophecy and includes the Sermon on the Mount.
Often called simply Matthew: Matthew 5:14 says you are the light of the world.
- Great CommissionCommand to evangelize globally
- BeatitudesEight blessings from the Mount
- New TestamentSecond biblical division
- Sermon on the MountGospel hillside teaching
- Golden RuleTreat others as yourself
Christian theology · Eschatology · Kingdom of Heaven · Herod the Great · Catholic tradition · Lord's Prayer · Our Father · Pharisees · Judas Iscariot · Sadducees · Symbolism · Roman Empire · Revelation · Jesus Christ · Magi · parables · Emmanuel · apostle
- Historical JesusJesus of Nazareth, dissimilarity, baptism of Jesus, crucifixion, trial of Jesus
- Jesus ChristChristology, crucifixion, nativity, resurrection, ascension
- New TestamentRomans, Mark, Acts, Corinthians, Luke
- early churchapostles, early church, Church Fathers, apostolic fathers, Acts of the Apostles
- Early ScripturesNew Testament, Acts, Romans, Corinthians, Galatians
- GospelsJesus, Jesus Christ, apostles, resurrection, Mark
testament/covenant
Gospel of MatthewHebrew Bible
Jewish canonical scriptures
Old Testament · Torah · Tanakh · Psalms · Pentateuch