To understand the Gospel attributed to Matthew, readers must recognize his Old Testament allusions. Explaining those allusions in their original contexts, this book casts light on Matthew's teaching and helps contemporary readers deepen their knowledge of the Gospel.
Endorsements
"Dr. Ralph provides a refreshing and illuminating look into Matthew's Gospel from the point of view of a literary scholar. This book would serve catechists, those teaching Bible courses in parishes or high schools, undergraduates, and anyone interested in learning more about Jesus and the Gospels."
--Francisco H. Castillo, professor of pastoral studies, Loyola Institute for Ministry, Loyola University New Orleans
"Enriched by a careful consideration of the Hebrew Bible, this accessible volume invites readers into a close exploration of Matthew and makes for an enjoyable encounter with the Gospel."
--Melanie A. Howard, associate provost/dean of arts and sciences, Simpson University, Redding, California
Dr. Margaret Nutting Ralph has taught multiple grade levels, including seminary, and authored nineteen books. She served the Roman Catholic diocese of Lexington, Kentucky, as secretary of educational ministries for sixteen years and the Lexington Theological Seminary as director of the master degree programs for Roman Catholics for twenty-nine years. Dr. Ralph lives in Lexington, Kentucky.
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