Matthew seen from the perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit (I)
By The New Life Mission
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Religion
The Matthew Biblical Exposition series you are now listening to consists of twenty-eight chapters and is divided into six volumes. This first volume covers Matthew chapters one through four. The content is organized by topic and divided into three sections: Biblical Exposition, Sermon, and Questions and Answers. The four Gospels record the ministry of Jesus, who came into this world, called His disciples, preached the gospel of the kingdom of heaven with them, and saved sinners. Matthew chapters 1–4 testify that He is the promised King and Savior, through the genealogy and birth of Jesus, the ministry of John the Baptist, the baptism and temptation of Jesus, and the proclamation of the gospel of the kingdom of heaven and the calling of the disciples. At the center of these accounts is the baptism of Jesus recorded in Matthew 3:13–17. Through this baptism, all the sins of the world were passed on to Jesus, the Holy Spirit came down upon Him, and God the Father testified that He was His beloved Son. Jesus received on the Cross the judgment for the sins He had borne and rose again to complete salvation. Believe in this gospel of the water and the Spirit with your heart, receive the remission of all sins, and discover the joy and freedom that the children of God enjoy. ● Scripture quotations used in this book are from the ‘New King James Version (NKJV)’, ‘American Standard Version (ASV)’. ● This audiobook is an original human creation based on the sermons of Rev. Paul C. Jong. To provide clear delivery and a comfortable listening experience, AI technology was employed only for the voice generation.
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- Preface
The Gospel of Matthew, as the first book that opens the New Testament, records how the salvation that God promised in the era of the Old Testament was fulfilled through Jesus Christ. Matthew testifies that Jesus is the Christ of promise, who came as a descendant of Abraham and David, and the Son…
- General Introduction
The consistent tradition handed down from the early church regards the author of the Gospel of Matthew as the Apostle Matthew, one of the twelve disciples. Church tradition has regarded Matthew the tax collector in Matthew 9:9 and Levi in Mark 2:14 and Luke 5:27 as the same person. However, since…
- Ch01_01_Biblical Exposition_Summary of the entire content • The perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit
Matthew chapter 1 is a chapter that reveals who Jesus is through the genealogy and birth of Jesus Christ. It first introduces Jesus as “the Son of David, the Son of Abraham,” and records the genealogy that runs from Abraham through David and the time of the Babylonian captivity down to Christ…
- Ch01_02_Biblical Exposition_Jesus Christ came to save sinners as promised
Matthew begins by proclaiming “the book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the Son of David, the Son of Abraham.” The promise of blessing given to Abraham and the promise of kingship given to David were not cut off even through human failure and through the judgment of the Babylonian captivity. God…
- Ch01_03_Questions and Answers on Matthew Chapter 1
The genealogy in Matthew chapter 1 shows that Jesus Christ came as the son of Abraham and the son of David. Jesus is the seed of blessing promised to Abraham, and the Christ who succeeds to the throne of David and reigns forever. https://www.bjnewlife.org/ https://youtube.com/@TheNewLifeMission…
- Ch01_04_Sermon_Jesus Christ， the Savior of the world
The One whom God the Father sent to this earth as the Savior who would save us mankind from sin is Jesus Christ. To save us human beings, God the Father did not send an angel, nor did He send any other capable creature. To save us, God the Father sent His own Son Jesus Christ as our Savior. God…
- Ch01_05_Sermon_The genealogy of Jesus Christ， which one can enter only by faith
Among the four Gospels, the Gospel of Matthew comes first. Matthew 1:1 says, “The book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the Son of David, the Son of Abraham.” And the reason the genealogy is read on down from verse 2 is to tell how the genealogy of Jesus Christ unfolded and who came into that…
- Ch01_06_Sermon_The Lord who has let us meet the real truth in this age like the age of Solomon
In this present age, those who believe in the gospel of the water and the Spirit as we do are people who have received a great blessing from heaven. Looking at this Word and looking at this age, I myself truly thank and thank God. Matthew chapter 1 says, the book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ…
- Ch01_07_Sermon_Even after the captivity in Babylon， the genealogy of salvation continued
When we read the genealogy of Matthew chapter 1, the word “begot” continues on and on. So some people think of this Word as a monotonous record where only names follow one another. But if we look closely, a very heavy event lies at the very center of this genealogy. It is the phrase “about the…
- Ch01_08_Sermon_Jesus has brought us the true food and salvation
Christmas has come, but the whole world, far from leaping for joy, is chilly. Everyone is full of worry and anxiety. It seems many people attend church and then quit, and there are also many who move from this church to that church. So various ministers of the world’s churches are saying that…
- Ch01_09_Sermon_Jesus， who came in a sinless body and gave us everlasting life
When people think of the birth of Jesus, they first call to mind the manger, the star, the angels, and the shepherds. But rather than dressing the birth of Jesus up as a beautiful scene, the Gospel of Matthew states plainly how He was conceived and why He came. It says, “That which is conceived in…
- Ch02_01_Biblical Exposition_Summary of the entire content • The perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit
In Matthew chapter 2, Jesus came as the true King of the Jews and the Shepherd of Israel, and the responses of the people are divided into worship and rejection. The wise men from the East, guided by the star, came to find Jesus and worshiped Him, but Herod, who was then the king of Judea, sought…
- Ch02_02_Biblical Exposition_God protected Jesus， the true King， and fulfilled His word
Matthew chapter 2 contrasts those who worshiped Jesus, who came as the King of the Jews, with those who tried to remove Him. The wise men from the East traveled a long road to come and worship the baby Jesus, but Herod tried to kill Jesus to protect his own kingship. The religious leaders of…
- Ch02_03_Questions and Answers on Matthew Chapter 2
Matthew chapter 2 records the course in which Jesus, after being born in Bethlehem, received the visit of the wise men from the East, fled to Egypt to escape Herod’s threat, and came to grow up in Nazareth. In all these events Jesus is the Christ who came as the King of the Jews, and the One whom…
- Ch02_04_Sermon_Offer gold， frankincense， and myrrh to God
In the days of Herod the king, Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea. Bethlehem is the name of a very small district within the nation of Israel. When Jesus was born on this earth, wise men from the East came all the way to Jerusalem and asked, “Where is He who has been born King of the Jews? For…
- Ch02_05_Sermon_God works according to His planned providence
Today is December 25, the day people call Christmas. In fact, in worldly terms this was the day when people used to serve the sun god. Constantine the Great of ancient Rome was the man who united Rome, then divided into East and West, through war and became emperor, and he issued the Edict of…
- Ch02_06_Sermon_The faith that receives the guidance of the star
The wise men of the East arrived in Jerusalem and spoke. Arriving in that great city Jerusalem, they asked where He who had been born King of the Jews was, saying that they had seen His star in the East and had come to worship Him.Bible scholars sometimes say that these wise men of the East were…
- Ch02_07_Sermon_The faith that follows the leader
Matthew chapter 2 records the course in which Jesus, after being born in Bethlehem, received the visit of the wise men from the East, fled to Egypt to escape Herod’s threat, and came to grow up in Nazareth. In all these events Jesus is the Christ who came as the King of the Jews, and the One whom…
- Ch02_08_Sermon_Believe the word with your conscience and receive salvation
In Matthew chapter 2 appear two truly strange groups of people. The wise men who came from the East traveled a long road to find the One born King of the Jews. On the other hand, the chief priests and the scribes of Jerusalem knew exactly where the Christ would be born. When Herod asked, they…
- Ch02_09_Sermon_The kings of the world die， but Jesus Christ is the eternal King
Herod lorded it as king over Judea with the power of Rome behind him. He tried to kill the baby Jesus in order to keep his own throne. Seen with man’s eyes, Herod was a strong king who could move soldiers with one command, and the baby Jesus looked like a frail being who had to be protected in His…
- Ch03_01_Biblical Exposition_Summary of the entire content • The perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit
Matthew chapter 3, following chapters 1 and 2, which recorded the birth and childhood of Jesus, is a chapter that records how John the Baptist appeared before the public ministry of Jesus began and prepared the way of the Lord, and how Jesus received baptism from John the Baptist. John the Baptist…
- Ch03_02_Biblical Exposition_Jesus fulfilled all righteousness with the baptism He received from John
Matthew chapter 3 begins with the cry of John the Baptist, who prepared the way of Jesus Christ. He proclaimed in the wilderness of Judea, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand!” His mission was to make people realize their sins and turn from their own righteousness and wrong faith…
- Ch03_03_Questions and Answers on Matthew Chapter 3
Matthew chapter 3, following chapters 1 and 2, which record the childhood of Jesus, is the chapter in which John the Baptist prepared the way of Christ and Jesus began His saving ministry. Verses 1–12 record the proclamation of repentance and the preparatory ministry of John the Baptist, and…
- Ch03_04_Sermon_About the ministry of John the Baptist
Today I would like to share the word about the ministry of John the Baptist. Catholicism puts forward the making of the Nicene Creed as the best thing it ever did. But although they could hold religious power by making the Nicene Creed, the people all over the world who believe in Jesus failed to…
- Ch03_05_Sermon_Believe in the gospel of the water and the Spirit
Matthew 1:1 begins, “The book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the Son of David, the Son of Abraham.” Chapter 1 tells us what faith we must have—faith like Abraham’s—if we are to enter into the world of Jesus Christ, who has become the eternal King of kings and saves us from sin…
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