Matthew's Messiah: A Guide To Mathews Gospel

Matthew's Messiah by A. W. Wilson presents a fascinating study of the Gospel of Matthew, revealing the carefully designed structure and prophetic purpose behind this remarkable Gospel. Rather than being a simple chronological account of the life of Christ, Matthew's Gospel is shown to be a masterfully arranged presentation of Jesus as Israel's promised Messiah.

The book addresses a number of questions that often arise when comparing Matthew with the other Gospels. Why are certain events arranged differently? Why does Matthew's genealogy omit some generations? Why are some miracles and Old Testament quotations presented in a unique way? Through careful biblical analysis, Watson demonstrates that these features are intentional and provide important keys to understanding Matthew's message.

As the study unfolds, readers are guided through the major themes of the Gospel, including the kingdom of God, discipleship, evangelism, the Church, and future prophetic events. The author shows how Matthew's presentation of Christ is closely connected to Old Testament prophecy and God's purposes for Israel and the nations.

Written in a clear and accessible style, Matthew's Messiah combines thoughtful exposition with practical insight, making it suitable for both serious Bible students and general readers. The book helps readers appreciate the literary brilliance of Matthew's Gospel while deepening their understanding of the Lord Jesus as the promised Messiah and King.

An excellent resource for personal study, Bible classes, and anyone seeking a richer understanding of the first Gospel and its message concerning Christ and His kingdom.