INTRODUCTION
The Gospels of Jesus Christ are the four books in the Bible which provide an intimate account of the life, death, and resurrection of our Lord and Savior. Christians accept the Gospels as plain truth and they are.
But in the providence of God there is another purpose for those very same four gospel accounts. They are also written as prophecy of future events. That we might know by the proof of prophetic fulfillment that the words in the gospels did not originate in men, but were as God-breathed as the Torah of Moses.
THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT
Each of the verses in Matthew contain a kernel of truth, which are like a garden of tender shoots, planted in a row, each growing and maturing into a full tree.
We present evidence the first 260 verses in Matthew presage each of the 260 chapters of the New Testament in order. Each of the chapters in the New Testament amplifies and clarifies what was written in the corresponding verse in Matthew.
This is a valuable insight for interpreting some of the more difficult sayings of Jesus in Matthew. For example: “If your right eye offends you, gouge it out”!
For more, please read our paper:
Sermon on the Mount Prophecy of Church History & Teaching
ADVANCED RESEARCH
In the Book of Ezekiel chapter 37 the prophet has a vision of a valley of dry bones. The LORD asks: “Son of Man: Can these bones live?” We show that Ezekiel 37 maps verse 1 to Matthew 5, verse 2 to Matthew 6, etc. We then show that the chapters in Matthew are prophetic of the Age of Grace on a one chapter to one century basis: Matthew 5 to the 5th Century AD, Matthew 6 to the 6th Century AD, etc.
Using Gematria Analysis we gain extra insight into the mind of God concerning how to interpret the verses in Ezekiel 37. The Book of Matthew is not merely a Gospel – a retelling of the life of Christ. The Book of Matthew is a book of prophecy for the Age of Grace.
For more, please read our paper:
Blessings
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