Exegesis-The Gospel Of Matthew, Mark and Luke

Luke 's account tells of the shepherds who paid homage to the newly-born Messiah (Marshall , 2001

In terms of Christ 's boyhood , Matthew presented Jesus as a threat to Herod the Great 's Kingship as the latter was prompted to send forth his soldiers to kill all new born babies up to the age of two to ensure maintenance of his power (Marshall , 2001 . Luke meanwhile , gives accounts of Jesus ' boyhood as the evangelist entails a story of the holy family 's trip to the temple and how the young Jesus was lost

within the confines of the sacred place (Marshall , 2001

Jesus public ministry on the Gospels of Matthew , Mark , and Luke all entail an instance where Jesus is rebuked in his hometown of Nazareth however , Matthew and Mark mentions Jesus ' family and emphasizes a prophet 's rejection in his own place of origin , Matthew 15 :54-58 and Mark 6 :1-6 both entrench the family of Jesus mentioning the names of His brothers and imparting the notion that he has sisters at the rebuttal of the Jewish authorities present at the time (Marshall , 2001

Luke meanwhile also gives accounts of Christ 's preaching in Nazareth however , it is notable in Luke that Christ had an ethical implication when he read the Book of the prophet Isaiah in chapter 4 :16-20 . Jesus seemed to focus on his Messianic mission and the ethics of His earthly existence on the verses focus on Christ 's compassion toward the burdened people : the blind , the poor , and the oppressed (Marshall , 2001

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most notable and relevant teachings of in Christian faith . Although both accounts summarize the diverse sayings of Christ , the intent of both Sermons differ the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew connotes that the...