Feasting on the Gospels: Matthew, Volumes 1 & 2, Chapters 1

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Following up on the success of Feasting on the Word, Feasting on the Gospels provides another unique preaching resource—this time with a focus on the most preached upon portions of the New Testament: the Gospels. This first part of the series presents a two-volume commentary on Matthew. With contributions from a diverse and respected group of scholars and pastors, these first volumes in the...

God’s faithfulness to love Israel, despite Israel’s unfaithfulness to God. The Pharisees were good at their job. They were trained in both rhetoric and the Scriptures and were skilled in argumentation. In this text they pose a question, seeking to “entrap him” (v. 15). Jesus is faced with two choices: he can agree to the tax, casting his lot with the Herodians, in which case he is a traitor to the nationalistic movement; or he can rebuke the tax, in which case he is an insubordinate rebel against

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