Word Pictures in the New Testament - Matthew
A. T. Robertson's exploration of covenant and demons in Christian doctrine and practice.
27 Chapters
Table of Contents
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Chapter 1: 1:1 The Book [biblos]. There is no article in the Greek, but the
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Chapter 2: 2:1 Now when Jesus was born [tou de Iesou gennethentos]. The fact of
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Chapter 3: 3:1 And in those days cometh John the Baptist [en de tais hemerais
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Chapter 4: 4:1 To be tempted of the devil [peirasthenai hupo tou diabolou].
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Chapter 5: 5:1 He went up into the mountain [anebe eis to oros]. Not "a" mountain
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Chapter 6: 6:1 Take heed [prosechete]. The Greek idiom includes "mind" [noun]
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Chapter 7: 7:1 Judge not [me krinete]. The habit of censoriousness, sharp, unjust
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Chapter 8: 8:2 If thou wilt [ean theleis]. The leper knew that Jesus had the power
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Chapter 9: 9:1 His own city [ten idian polin]. Capernaum (Mr 2:1; Mt 4:13).
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Chapter 10: 10:1 His twelve disciples [tous dOdeka mathetas autou]. First mention
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Chapter 11: 11:1 He departed thence to teach and preach [metebe ekeithen tou
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Chapter 12: 12:1 On the sabbath day through the cornfields [tois sabbasin dia tOn
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Chapter 13: 13:1 On that day [en tei hemerai ekeinei]. So this group of parables is
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Chapter 14: 14:1 Herod the tetrarch [HerOides tetraarches]. Herod Antipas ruler of
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Chapter 15: 15:1 From Jerusalem [apo IerosolumOn]. Jerusalem is the headquarters of
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Chapter 16: 16:1 The Pharisees and Sadducees [hoi Pharisaioi kai Saddoukaioi]. The
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Chapter 17: 17:1 After six days [meth' hemeras hex]. This could be on the sixth
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Chapter 19: 19:1 He departed [meteren]. Literally, to lift up, change something to
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Chapter 20: 20:1 For [gar]. The parable of the house illustrates the aphorism in
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Chapter 21: 21:1 Unto Bethphage [eis Bethphage]. An indeclinable Aramaic name here
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Chapter 22: 22:1 Again in parables [palin en parabolais]. Matthew has already given
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Chapter 23: 23:2 Sit on Moses' seat [epi tes MOuseOs kathedras ekathisan]. The
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Chapter 24: 24:1 Went out from the temple [exelthOn apo tou hierou]. All the
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Chapter 25: 25:1 Ten virgins [deka parthenois]. No special point in the number ten.
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Chapter 26: 26:2 Cometh [ginetai]. Futuristic use of the present middle indicative.
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Chapter 27: 27:1 Now when morning was come [prOias de genomenes]. Genitive
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Chapter 28: 28:1 Now late on the sabbath as it began to dawn toward the first day
