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Learn about the temptation of Jesus and His first Galilean ministry in this detailed and insightful commentary. Explore the biblical text, the historical context, the theological themes, and the practical applications of Matthew 4.
Read the full text and analysis of Matthew 4, where Jesus was tempted by the devil in the wilderness and began his public ministry. Learn from the commentary of Matthew Henry, a Puritan pastor and biblical scholar.
Read and study the temptation, ministry, and miracles of Christ in Matthew 4 with Matthew Henry's Bible Commentary (concise). Find out how to apply the lessons of this chapter to your life and faith.
A detailed exposition of Matthew 4:1-11, the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness, by a 19th-century Anglican bishop. The commentary explores the historical, ethical, and theological aspects of the passage, as well as its parallel accounts in Luke and Mark.
What does Matthew chapter 4 mean? Matthew 3 ended with the Holy Spirit coming to rest on Jesus as He came out of the water following His baptism by John the Baptist, along with the voice of God the Father declaring that Jesus was His beloved Son (Matthew 3:16–17).
A detailed exposition of the first chapter of Matthew, focusing on the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness and his ministry in Galilee. Includes historical, literary, and theological notes on the text, as well as cross-references and quotations.
Read the detailed exposition of Matthew 4 by Matthew Henry, a prominent Puritan commentator. Learn how Christ was tempted by the devil and how we can resist temptation with his example and guidance.
