What Matthew's Gospel Thinks of Jesus

What does the specific arrangement of Matthew's Gospel tell us about who Jesus is? Why did Matthew choose to tell the story the way he did? Prof. Wright's newest course, The Gospel of Matthew, is all about this question. Join us, only on Admirato.
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[@flematicoreformandose5046]

The case that Mr Wright indicates refers to the causes that the apostles when it seems that the three synoptic gospels and the gospel of John contain a harmonization in doctrinal matters. The apostles ate and drank with the Anointed One, touched him and listened to his sermons closely. However, some of them took the trouble, or rather took care to write their experiences with the Son of God, or even better, they were prevented by the Sublime Wind from writing their testimonies. For prophetic apology against the apocryphal gospels and other heresies. The danger was imminent Dr. Wright and the apostles knew that sooner or later they would depart with the Lord, and that apostasies would occur in the future.

[@Urbanity_Kludge]

The link goes to admirato but not to any one lecture. Maybe this is for,"The fivefold Gospels"

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[@Urbanity_Kludge]

@@NTWrightOnline then, this video, is in reference to the coming soon course not the prior course?

[@kymdickman8910]

Great to know that framing. Thankyou, brother