
The Gospel of Matthew encourages and inspires its audience to practice the true, authentic, and holistic worship required for believers in Jesus to live in the kingdom of heaven. In accordance with all that Jesus taught and exemplified regarding authentic...
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The Gospel of Matthew encourages and inspires its audience to practice the true, authentic, and holistic worship required for believers in Jesus to live in the kingdom of heaven. In accordance with all that Jesus taught and exemplified regarding authentic worship, believers are invited to complement their worship of God by worshiping and praying to Jesus as God's beloved Son, who represents "God with us." They are also invited to complement their ritualistic worship, especially the baptism and Eucharist instituted for them by Jesus, with an ethical worship that extends to others, especially to disciples, children, and "the least ones" with whom Jesus identifies himself, the mercy God desires for a holistic worship. Indeed, a compassionate mercy toward all is the distinctive and noteworthy hallmark that characterizes the theme of worship in the kingdom of heaven, according to the Gospel of Matthew.
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PRODUCT DETAIL
- Catalogue Code 483845
- Product Code 9781532600845
- ISBNÂ 1532600844
- EANÂ 9781532600845
- Department Academic
- Category Biblical Studies
- Sub-Category New Testament
- Publisher Cascade Books
- Publication Date Mar 2017
- DRMÂ Adobe
- Printable No
- Size 1.28 MB (EPUB)
John Paul Heil
John Paul Heil, S.S.L. (1976) and S.S.D. (1979), Pontifical Biblical Institute, Rome, is Professor of New Testament at Kenrick-Glennon Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri. His books include The Transfiguration of Jesus: Narrative Meaning and Function of Mark 9:2-8, Matt 17:1-8 and Luke 9:28-36 (Editrice Pontificio Istituto Biblico); The Meal Scenes in Luke-Acts: An Audience-Oriented Approach (Society of Biblical Literature); The Gospel of Mark as Model for Action: A Reader-Response Commentary (Paulist); and The Death and Resurrection of Jesus: A Narrative-Critical Reading of Matthew 26-28 (Fortress).