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The Gospel According to Matthew

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Matthew seen from the perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit (II)

Rev. Paul C. Jong | ISBN 9788928262885 | Pages 750

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CONTENTS
  • Preface — 7
Matthew Chapter 5
Biblical Exposition
Summary of the entire content • The perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit — 19
Jesus taught the righteousness of God and the life of the righteous — 35
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- The poor in spirit are filled with the righteousness of God (Matthew 5:1–6) — 88
- Live for the work of showing mercy and making peace (Matthew 5:1–10) — 102
- In the last days we must live for the preaching of the gospel (Matthew 5:10–15) — 117
- Do the Lord’s work faithfully in the position entrusted to you (Matthew 5:14–20) — 133
- A complete sinner becomes a completely righteous person through the gospel of the water and the Spirit (Matthew 5:21–30) — 149
Questions and Answers — 165
Matthew Chapter 6
Biblical Exposition
Summary of the entire content • The perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit — 235
Jesus told us to seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness — 255
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- The righteous who have received the remission of sins pray to the Father in faith (Matthew 6:5–8) — 278
- Ruminating on the gospel and preaching it is our daily bread (Matthew 6:9–13) — 288
- A happy life in God’s church premised on forgiveness (Matthew 6:9–13) — 310
- The heart follows to where the treasure is (Matthew 6:19–24) — 333
- Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness (Matthew 6:33) — 344
- Sufficient for the day is its own trouble (Matthew 6:34) — 351
Questions and Answers — 362
Matthew Chapter 7
Biblical Exposition
Summary of the entire content • The perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit — 411
Jesus told us to enter the gate of life and stand on the word — 430
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- The person who has believed the gospel of the water and the Spirit does not condemn his brother but saves him (Matthew 7:1–6) — 456
- The child of God who has received the remission of sins asks, seeks, and knocks in faith (Matthew 7:7–12) — 468
- Enter by the narrow gate (Matthew 7:13–27) — 481
- Beware of the false ones (Matthew 7:13–29) — 501
- By the fruit you will know the tree (Matthew 7:15–20) — 520
- Only he who does the will of the Father (Matthew 7:15–27) — 537
Questions and Answers — 556
Matthew Chapter 8
Biblical Exposition
Summary of the entire content • The perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit — 581
Jesus is the Savior who rules over all powers — 602
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- The person who has received the remission of sins has the testimony in the word (Matthew 8:1–4) — 637
- The true life of faith that believes and follows just as the word says (Matthew 8:1–13) — 647
- We must know who Jesus fundamentally is (Matthew 8:5–13) — 663
- We must believe in Jesus and receive guidance (Matthew 8:14–22) — 681
- Entrust the difficulties you meet in life to the omniscient and omnipotent Lord (Matthew 8:23–27) — 693
- The Church of God saves souls through the gospel of the water and the Spirit (Matthew 8:28–34) — 705
Questions and Answers — 717

“Unless your righteousness exceeds the righteousness of the scribes and Pharisees, you will by no means enter the kingdom of heaven.” (Matthew 5:20)

Does a person become righteous enough to enter the kingdom of heaven by adding good deeds, keeping the Law, and ceaseless repentance and prayer?

Beginning with the Beatitudes in Matthew chapter 5, this book sequentially examines the fulfillment of the Law, the Lord’s Prayer, the Kingdom and righteousness of God, and the narrow gate and the house built on the rock, clearly revealing the “all righteousness” that God gives to sinners. Then, through the faith of the leper and the centurion, it clearly testifies that the righteousness of God and the remission of sins are not earned through human merit but are given to those who believe the gospel of the water and the Spirit fulfilled by Jesus.

If you have instead been condemned before commands you cannot keep, or have never been sure whether you are a righteous person who will enter the kingdom of heaven, discover through this book the perfect righteousness of salvation God Himself has accomplished.

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