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Christological Approach to the Psalms and then describes the five major categories of Psalms relating to Jesus the Messiah: the (1) Royal Psalms, (2) Typological – Prophetic Psalms, (3) Prophetic – Typological Psalms, (4) Prophetic – Messianic Psalms, and (5) Eschatological Psalms. Christological Approach to the Psalms The Christological Approach to the Psalms is presented and described by Richard P. Belcher Jr. in his book The Messiah and the Psalms: Preaching Christ from all the Psalms. The Christological

The first three Gospels—Matthew, Mark, and Luke—are very similar in content, sequence of events, and literary style. As a result, they are given the name the Synoptic Gospels. The term “synoptic” means “viewing together.” The Gospel of John, however, is comparatively distinct from the first three. John’s omission of certain material, inclusion of unique events, literary style, and theme place it into a category by itself. The Synoptic Gospels include parallel stories and events that the Gospel

Mark is the best storyteller of the synoptic gospels. The synoptic gospels, Mark, Matthew, and Luke in the new testament of the Bible are similar stories, sequence, and wording. The book of Matthew and Luke displays a viewpoint of the stories as told in the book of Mark. The three synoptic gospels stand in contrast to the book of John whose content is distinct. The role of miracles plays a critical role in the New Testament of the Bible in religious traditions in Christianity. The synoptic gospels

for the coming of the Lord and people began looking for Him at that time, we can be certain that He will not come then. Paul said that the second coming is like a woman expecting a baby and she knows not the moment it will arrive. (I Thessalonians 5: 1-4) Now, there are two lessons that we need to hold on to: (1) Why Christ is not coming and (2) why He is coming. First, He is not coming to earth to set up a literal kingdom and to reign for a thousand years upon His throne in the city of Jerusalem

especially the high priest * The king Messiah=moschiach (Hebrew)=Christos(Greek) Christ. The messiah is destined to liberate the people of Israel. St Mark’s Gospel: the preaching of St Peter (Aramaic) translated into Greek in the city of Rome. AD 41-44 date of authorship. Last 12 verses were added later, sometime c.AD 110. Jesus as the New Moses according to St Mark. Mark 6.30-46. Jesus multiplies the bread and the fish. Moses gives manna from heaven. Mark 6.47-52. Jesus walks on water. Quiz:

make a detailed analysis of baptism. It will analyze the account of Jesus’ baptism according in the Gospel of Matthew (Matt 3:4-17). Secondly, it will explain the importance of baptism in building up the early church using the Book of Acts (Acts 2:41:47). Thirdly, the essay will conclude with a personal reflection of baptism and how this aids in serving Christ. The context to Matthew is the story of Jesus, King of the Jews. The Gospel was written primarily for a Christian Jewish audience that

Submit an 8 page paper about 2000-3000 words. In the final paper you will articulate “your personal philosophy on women in leadership and ministry from a biblical perspective”. In a progressively changing society where women are beginning to take up roles matching those of men in almost all spheres of life, it is good to know from a Biblical viewpoint what a Christian woman’s role is in society today is. While the values of society keep changing, it is the Bible that gives us the ever relevant

as well, this situation concerned revenge, Matthew 5:38-42, You have heard that it was said, ‘An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth.’ But I say to you, do not resist an evil person; but whoever slaps you on your right cheek, turn the other to him also. If anyone wants to sue you and take your shirt, let him have your coat also. Whoever forces you to go one mile, go with him two. Give to him who asks of you, and do not turn away from him who wants to borrow from you. If we are personally wronged

Hebrews 10:30-39 12. Ransom- Deliverance from death. Matthew 20:28 13. Condemnation Removed- New verdict. Romans 8:1 14. Remission- New dismissal. Matthew 26:28 15. Sanctification- New Position/Location. I Corinthians 6:4 16. Justification- New Acquittal. I Corinthians 6:11 17. Washing- New Cleansing. I Corinthians 6:4 18. Preservation- New Security

Gospel of Matthew Background This Gospel with precisely placed first as introductory PB and "the Messiah, the son of the living God" (Matthew 16: 16). Although the author's name is not mentioned in the Bible, the nas testimony all the church fathers who first (since c. 130 ad) stated that the Gospel was written by Matthew, one of the disciples of Jesus. If the Gospel of mark was written to the Romans and the Gospel of Luke for Theophilus and all non-Jewish believers the Gospel of Matthew was written