Jesus proclaims Himself LORD of the Sabbath in response to the Pharisees accusing Him of unlawful sabbath activities.
Jesus reiterates that the Gospel causes deadly divisions even within families. He also speaks of heavenly rewards gained by supporting earthly ministry.
Having warned his apostles about coming persecution, Jesus now gives encouragement and direction for how they can work through persecution.
Having examined the instructions Jesus gave before sending out His apostles, we now turn to His warnings to them.
Having examined Matthew’s listing of the twelve apostles we now turn our attention to Jesus sending them forth.
We examine Matthews listing of the twelve apostles in comparison with the lists found in the other gospel accounts and in Acts.
Part 2 of the review of last year’s Sunday evening study at Mt. Freedom Baptist Church.
After delivering His Sermon on the Mount, Jesus continues His Galilean ministry.
Declaration of my beliefs about God’s Word – the Bible – and my approach to Bible study in preparation for resuming Sunday evening study of Matthew at Mt. Freedom Baptist Church
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