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Examining the topological structure of Matthew, A. J. Maas provides careful exposition and discourse of Gospel of Matthew in relationship to the other Synoptic Gospels. Drawing resolutely on the writings of the Early Church Fathers, A. J. Maas establishes the importance of the Gospel of Matthew.

23. But he answering, said.] [3] Jesus first specifies the traitor, and then predicts his punishment. [a] The words of Jesus allude to Ps. 40:10; 54:14 [cf. Jn. 13:18; Cyr. Jans. Arn. Fil. P. Schegg]. That Judas became clearly known as the traitor by these words, because he dipped his hand with Jesus in the dish either through impudence [Jer. Bed. Pasch. Theoph. Euth.], or by mere accident [Calm.], cannot be admitted, since according to Jn. 13:25 the traitor was made known to the disciple of love
Matthew 26:23
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