Matthew 28 Today, we will have read the entire Gospel of Matthew over the past few weeks. We should maintain a regular program of Bible reading, with emphasis on the New Testament. The Resurrection of Jesus is the defining moment of his ministry to mankind. He died, but does he live? He… Continue Reading
Matthew 27 It seems that Judas really believed that Jesus would deliver himself from the hands of his enemies. He was remorseful at the news Jesus was condemned to die. But Judas’ remorse was that of one caught in his sin. If Judas had repented, surely the Lord would have forgiven him… Continue Reading
Matthew 26 Things turn ugly as a plot against Jesus’ life is formed. The religious leaders of Israel, who should have led the way in accepting Jesus, led the plot to kill him. They “plotted to arrest Jesus in some sly way and kill him” (Matt. 26:4). He had challenged their pretentious… Continue Reading
Matthew 25 This chapter contains three judgment parables. A parable is a simple story told to illustrate spiritual truth. At the end of time all mankind will be judged by the Lord. We will be judged by his the standard of his Word, and according to our deeds. None will escape this… Continue Reading
Matthew 24 Bible chapters such as this one and some in Ezekiel and Revelation are a happy hunting ground for religious error. If you don’t understand it, make it say what you want it to say, right? Not acceptable. We must accurately handle the word of truth (2 Tim. 2:15). Difficult chapters… Continue Reading
Matthew 23 As always, please read the chapter. You don’t want to miss this one. Addressing the crowds and his disciples, Jesus began to expose the Jewish teachers and Pharisees for their hypocrisy. The Jewish leaders may have known and taught the Law well, but their lifestyle was not to be imitated.… Continue Reading
