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MATTHEW – Christ our King

I. Writer: Apostle Matthew
II. Date Written: AD. 50 – AD. 60
III. Theme: Christ the King
IV. Place of Writing: Israel
V. Recipients: Jews living in Palestine
VI. Unique Features
A. Church 16:18
B. The Five Sermons
1. Sermon on the Mount 5- 7
2. The Sending if the Twelve 10
3. Parables of the Kingdom 13
4. The Seven Woes on Scribes and Pharisees 23
5. Sermon about End times
C. Matthew is the most systematic gospel record.
D. Emphasizes the final rewards and judgments
VII. OutlineA. Introduction of the King 1- 4
1. Genealogy or Earthly Lineage 1: 1- 17
2. His Birth 1:18- 25
3. The Childhood and Infancy 2
4. The Baptism of Jesus 3
5. The Temptation in the Wilderness 4: 11
6. His Ministry Begins 4: 12- 15
- the call of the four (4) disciples
7. Proclamation of the King: The Sermon on the Mount 5- 7
a) The Beatitudes 5: 1- 12
i. Recognizing your need for God 5: 3
ii. Mourning over your sin 5: 4
iii. Submitting to divine authority 5: 5
iv.Desiring righteousness or justice[/color] 5: 6
v. Showing mercy 5: 7
vi. Maintaining pure heart 5: 8
vii. Working for peace 5: 9
viii. Rejoicing in the face of persecution 5: 10
b) Salt and Light 5: 13- 16
c) The Law and the Gospel 5: 17- 48
i. The Son of God and the Law of God 5: 17- 20
ii. “It was said but know I say” 5: 21- 48
d) Giving, Prayer, and Fasting 6: 1- 18
i. Teaching on giving vs. 1- 4
ii. Teaching on prayer vs. 5- 15
iii. Teaching on fasting vs. 16- 18
e) Money and Worry 6: 19- 24
i. Teachings on treasures in heaven 6: 19- 24
ii. Teachings on worry 6: 25- 34
f) Judging and being judged 7: 1- 6
g) Asking, Seeking and Knocking 7: 7- 11
h) The Golden Rule 7: 13
i) The Two Ways 7: 13 -29
i. Wide gate (hell)
ii. Narrow gate (heaven)

GOSPEL ACCORDING TO MARK – Christ the Servant of God
I. Writer: Mark
John Mark – John was his Jewish name, while Mark his ALtin Surname (Acts 12:12).
II. Date Written: probably prior to A.D. 63
III. Place of Writing: Rome
IV. Recipients: to the Romans
V. Key Verse: Mark 10: 45
VI. Outline
A. John INTRODUCES the Servant 1: 1- 8
B. God the Father IDENTIFIES the Servant 1: 9- 11
C. The Temptation INITIATES the Servant 1:12, 13
D. Work and Words ILLUSTRATE (Illumine) the Servant

VII. Outline
 General Characteristics of this Gospel
1. Nothing about His virgin birth
2. No visit of the wise men
3. No account of Jesus as the boy in the temple
4. There is no sermon on the mount
5. ]No quotations from the prophets are imparted
6. No divine titles are used
7. No statement that His work was finished at His death
8. No introduction

 Mark has four parables
1. Sower
2. Seed growing secretly
3. The mustard seed and the wicked
4. The wicked husbandmen





A. The Servant Prepared (Mark 1:1-13)
1. Preparation by John the forerunner
2. preparation by baptism
3. Preparation by receiving the Holy Spirit (Luke 3:22)
4. Preparation by a divine call mark 9:7
5. Preparation by testing (1 Corinthians 10:13)
B. The Servant Working (Mark 1:14-8:30)
1. The Servant at Work
2. The Servant at Prayer (Mark 1:36, 37-39)
3. The Servant Forgive Sin (Mark 2:1, 3:13-21)

 Mighty Deeds
Demons were cast out (1:21-28)
1. Fever put down (1:29-31)
2. Different diseases healed (1:32-34)
3. Lepers where made whole (1:40-45)
5. Pulsive men made to walk (2:1-12)
6. Withered hand cured (3:1-5)
7. Multitudes healed (3:6-12)
8. Storm at the sea quelled (4:35-41)
9. Maniac’s mind restored (5:1-15)
10. Woman’s hemorrhage of blood stop (5:21-25)
11. Jairus’ daughter brought back to life
12. Five thousand fed (6:32-44)
13. The sea was made His side walk (6:45-51)
14. All who touched Him were made whole (3:53-56)
15. Deft and dumb heard and spoke (2:31-57)
16. Four thousand fed (8:1-9)
17. Blind man healed
C. The Servant Rejected (Mark 8:31-15:47)
1. Jesus tells His disciples that He was rejected by the elders and chief tribes.
2. He is to be delivered by treasury (9:31)
3. He is to be put to death by the Romans (10:32-45)
4. He will rise again the third day
D. The Servant Exalted (Mark 16:1-20)
Matt. 28:16-20; 1 Cor. 3:9, 15:58

GOSPEL ACCORDING TO LUKE – Christ the Son of Man
Writer: Dr. Luke
1. The Man “made like unto His brethren” (1-3:38)
2. The Man “tempted like us we are” (4-8:3)
3. The Man “touched with our infirmities” (8-12:48)
4. The Man “about my Father’s business” (12:49)
5. The Man “never man spake like this man” (17-19:27)
6. The Man “our kinsman redeemer” (19:28, 23:56)
7. The Man “in resurrection glory” (24:1-53)

 The Only’s
1. Luke alone tells the story of the visit of the shepherd.
2. Only Luke tells of Jesus’ visit to the temple when He was 12 years old.
3. Luke alone tells of healing of Malchus’ ear.
4. Luke alone tells that Jesus Christ wept over the City of Jerusalem.

I. The Preparation of the Son of Man (Luke 1-4:18)
 His childhood days
 His Genealogy (Luke 3:23)

II. The Ministry of the Son of Man (4:14, 19:48)
1. His ministry around Galilee (4:14, 9:50)
a. Ministry in Nazareth – His hometown (4:16-20)
b. Preaching in Capernaum (4:31-44)
c. Call of Peter, James and John (5:1-11)
d. Call of Matthew (5:27-30)
e. The Pharisees (6:1-11)
f. The Twelve apostles chosen (6:12-16)
g. Disciples taught (6:17-49)
h. Miracles (7:1-17)
i. Discourses of the teacher (7:18-20)
j. Parables (8:1-18)
k. Real relatives (8:19-21)
l. The sea calmed (8:22-25)
m. The maniac healed (8:26-40)
n. The woman made whole (8:41-48)
o. Jairus’ daughter restored (8:49-56)
p. The twelve commissioned (9:1-10)
q. Five thousand fed (9:10-17)
r. Peter’s confession (9:18-21)
s. The transfiguration (9:27-36)
t. The lunatic healed (9:37-48)
2. Jesus’ ministry in Judea is recorded in 9:51-19:37)
a. The seventy commissioned (10:1-24)
b. The question of the lawyer (10:25-37)
c. Jesus’ friends, Martha and Mary (10:38-42)
d. Disciples taught to pray (11:1-13)
e. Seeking signs (11:36-46)
f. The Pharisees denounced (12:1-12)
g. The sin of covetousness (12:18-59)
h. Repentance (13:1-9)
i. The kingdom of heaven (13:18-30)
j. Jesus talks on hospitality (14:1-24)
k. Jesus talks on self-denial (14:25-35)
l. The Savior and the lost (15:1-32)
m. The unjust steward (16:1-30)
n. On His way to Jerusalem (16:31-19:27)
3. Jesus’ ministry in Jerusalem is found in Luke 19:28-24:58)
a. Triumphal entry (19:28-38)
b. Rulers’ question, Jesus; authority (20:1-21:4)
c. Future things (21:5-38)
d. Jesus’ last Passover (22:1-38)
e. Jesus’ betrayed (22:29-57)
f. Tried before the high priest (22:54=71)
g. Tries before Pilate (23:1-26)
h. Crucifixion (23:27-49)
i. Burial (23:50-56)
j. Resurrection (24:1-48)
k. Ascension (24:49-53)

GOSPEL ACCORDING TO JOHN – Jesus Christ as the Son of God
Keyword: “believe” (98 times)
Theme: The Deity of Jesus Christ
I. Christ become flesh (1:1-51)
II. Christ so loved (3:1-36)
III. Christ satisfies (4:1-34)
IV. Christ the Bread of Life (6:1-39)
V. Christ the Light of the World (9:1-41)]
VI. Christ our Shepherd (10:1-39)
VII. Christ promises the Comforter (14:1-31)

 8-fold No
1. No account of His birth
2. Nothing about is boyhood
3. Nothing about His temptation
4. No transfiguration
5. No appointing of His disciples
6. No parables
7. No account of His ascension
8. No great commission

 5-fold Only’s
1. Jesus Christ was called the “Word”
2. Jesus Christ was called the “Creator”
3. Jesus Christ was called the “Only Begotten Son”
4. Jesus Christ was called the “Lamb of God”
5. Jesus Christ was called the “Revelation of the Great I am”


 Jesus’ Deity Revealed
1. In Nathaniel’s confession “Thou art the Son of God” 1:44
2. In the miracle that “He manifested forth His glory” 2:11
3. In His word to Nicudemus “Only begotten Son” 3:16
4. In His conversation birth the woman of Samaria “ 4:16
5. To the impotent man “The voice of the Son of God” 5:25
6. In the bread chapter “The bread of God is He” 6:37
7. In the water of life chapter He proclaims “Let Him come unto Me and drink” 7:37
8. To the unbelieving Jews “Before Abraham was I am” 5:58
9. The blind man was told that “He that talketh with thee” if the Son of God 1:37
10. Jesus stated “I and my Father are one” 10:30
11. Martha’s declaration “Thou art the Christ” the Son of God 11:27
12. To the Greeks “If I be lifted up from the earth will draw all men unto me” 12:32
13. At the supper He said “Ye call me Master the Lord so I am” 13:13
14. Likening as to branches on a vine He says “Without me you can do nothing” 15:3
15. In promising the Holy Spirit “I will send Him unto you” 16:7
16. In this prayer chapter He says “Glorify thy Son” 17:1
17. In the trials He states “Thou sayest that I am a King” 18:37
18. In the atonement He had the right to say “It is finished” 19:30
19. In his confession to Thomas the doubter “My Lord and My God” 20:28
20. In demanding obedience “Follow thou Me” 21:22

 Seven Miracles
1. Turning water into wine (2:1-11)
2. Healing the Nobleman’s son (4:46-54)
3. Healing the man at Bethesda (5:1-47)
4. Feeding the 5, 000 (6:1-14)
5. Walking on the water (6:15-21)
6. Healing the blind man (9:1-41)
7. Raising of Lazarus (4:1-57)

 Seven I Am’s
1. I am the Bread of Life (6:35)
2. I am the Light of the World (8:12)
3. Before Abraham was I am (8:58)
4. I am the Good Shepherd (10:11)
5. I am the Resurrection and the Life (11:25)
6. I am the Way, the Truth and the Life (14:6)
7. I am the True Vine (16:1)

 Seven Witnesses
1. John the Baptist
2. Nathaniel
3. Peter
4. Martha
5. Thomas
6. John
7. Jesus Christ Himself