Matthew the Hebrew Gospel

Focusing on the historical and cultural context, this volume explores the Hebrew origins of Matthew's Gospel, emphasizing its significance as the first book of the New Testament. Carroll challenges conventional timelines, presenting Matthew as an earlier work rich in Jewish customs and geography. Through extensive research, he connects Old Testament passages to Jesus' ministry, making complex themes accessible for both ministers and laypeople. This engaging narrative offers a fresh perspective on the Gospel's purpose and its foundational role in Christianity.