"The Gospel According to Matthew"

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Reviews: Well written, easy to read and easy to comprehend. The book is divided into 28 chapters. Each chapter starts with a prayer, then goes into the Bible verse, then the authors' notes, an application, and then ends with another prayer. I would recommend this book as a good resource for furthering your understanding of the Gospel, Kevin Booker, Amazon, 5 stars. If you are seeking to increase your knowledge of the scriptures and in turn envelop your life with the love given to us by Jesus through his word then this devotional is meant for you. This is a well-written text, written in an easy manner providing the reader with more spiritual food for thought, PAR, Bookbub, 5 stars This is an excellent book for the common person to understand the Gospel of Matthew more fully and to develop their faith. The author does an excellent job at breaking down this gospel for the reader and making it come alive and entertaining, Rowan E Creech, Goodreads, Bookbub, 5 stars I liked that the author made the genealogy easier to understand by breaking up the descendants. And he highlighted the parables making the teachings of the Son of Man easy to read and understand. The information presented here results in an easy-to-follow interpretation and God-centered of the Word. T. Townsend, Amazon, 5 stars Matthew being a previous tax collector and giving it all up for Christ is very inspiring. He being an eyewitness to the marvelous miracles of Christ helps one to further renew themselves to a better understanding of the faith. A great and inspiring book for all ages, J. Sharmani, Bookbub, 5 stars I have found this to be a good look at Matthew and the author's ideas are also good. It gives good background and is a good companion to the book of Matthew, Debra Schwitzer, Amazon, 4 stars. A bible study guide written in a systematic devotional layout within a gospel story-related manner and presentation, Archbishop M H Ng