The problem of the Matthean understanding of law has proved resistant to resolution, despite a mini-deluge of scholarly output on the subject. In contrast to the widely divergent approaches to the general issue of law in Matthew, however, there is a strong majority opinion that the Gospel was written amongst a Sabbath-observant community.\u27 Despite the occasional contrary voice,2 it is probably fair to describe this majority opinion as a consensu
Martin Luther was one of the greatest reformers in the sixteenth century. He led the revolt against ...
In Matt 23:23, Jesus criticizes the scribes and Pharisees for tithing mint, dill and cummin while ne...
Sabbatarians have argued for centuries that the sabbath of Colossians 2:16 refers to the Jewish ce...
Jesus’ attitude towards the Sabbath plays a crucial part in Matthew’s argument. Some scholars argue ...
Jesus� attitude towards the Sabbath plays a crucial part in Matthew�s argument. Some scholars argue ...
Jesus' invitation to rest in Matthew 11:28-30 is part of the evangelist's special material, inserted...
Jesus' invitation to rest in Matthew 11:28-30 is part of the evangelist's special material, inserted...
Matthew’s treatment of the Torah remains a much debated issue. The role of the Torah in its relation...
<p>One of the central arguments in establishing the ‘Christian-Jewish’ nature of the Matthean ...
The statement of Jesus in Matthew 5:17-20 forms a pivotal point of Matthew’s teaching on the law. Ye...
The book of St. Matthew has long been regarded as one of the most interesting and perhaps illuminati...
An article that explores the theology of Sabbath keeping, and the biblical arguments for when God wi...
The Sabbath controversy arose because Jesus tried to free people from many legally binding rules. In...
The relationship between law and gospel remains something of a conundrum for biblical scholarship. M...
This detailed study of the Sabbath comes at a time when there is so much confusion and debate among ...
Martin Luther was one of the greatest reformers in the sixteenth century. He led the revolt against ...
In Matt 23:23, Jesus criticizes the scribes and Pharisees for tithing mint, dill and cummin while ne...
Sabbatarians have argued for centuries that the sabbath of Colossians 2:16 refers to the Jewish ce...
Jesus’ attitude towards the Sabbath plays a crucial part in Matthew’s argument. Some scholars argue ...
Jesus� attitude towards the Sabbath plays a crucial part in Matthew�s argument. Some scholars argue ...
Jesus' invitation to rest in Matthew 11:28-30 is part of the evangelist's special material, inserted...
Jesus' invitation to rest in Matthew 11:28-30 is part of the evangelist's special material, inserted...
Matthew’s treatment of the Torah remains a much debated issue. The role of the Torah in its relation...
<p>One of the central arguments in establishing the ‘Christian-Jewish’ nature of the Matthean ...
The statement of Jesus in Matthew 5:17-20 forms a pivotal point of Matthew’s teaching on the law. Ye...
The book of St. Matthew has long been regarded as one of the most interesting and perhaps illuminati...
An article that explores the theology of Sabbath keeping, and the biblical arguments for when God wi...
The Sabbath controversy arose because Jesus tried to free people from many legally binding rules. In...
The relationship between law and gospel remains something of a conundrum for biblical scholarship. M...
This detailed study of the Sabbath comes at a time when there is so much confusion and debate among ...
Martin Luther was one of the greatest reformers in the sixteenth century. He led the revolt against ...
In Matt 23:23, Jesus criticizes the scribes and Pharisees for tithing mint, dill and cummin while ne...
Sabbatarians have argued for centuries that the sabbath of Colossians 2:16 refers to the Jewish ce...