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Sam Shamoun provides a deep dive into Matthew 5 to tackle a critical and often misunderstood statement from Jesus: "Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them." What does it truly mean for Christ to "fulfill" the law and the prophets? This study moves beyond a surface-level reading to explore the profound authority Jesus claims over Scripture, examining how His teachings are not simply a reinforcement of the Law of Moses, but its divine exposition and consummation.

Key topics covered:

The Meaning of "Fulfill": How the Gospel of Matthew uses this term to show Jesus accomplishing and bringing to pass what the Law and Prophets announced, not merely obeying it.
The Authority of Jesus: Why His repeated phrase, "You have heard that it was said... but I say to you," astonished the crowds and represents a claim of divine authority over the Torah.
Contrast with the Scribes: Jesus did not teach as the rabbis of His day, but as one with his own authority, effectively presenting His own Torah.
The Sermon's Conclusion: The call to obedience is based on hearing and doing "these words of mine," as highlighted in the parable of the wise and foolish builders.
The Great Commission: The clear command to teach all nations to obey everything that Jesus commanded.
The New Lawgiver: How the structure of Matthew’s Gospel presents Jesus as the new Moses, giving a new law from a mountain to a new Israel (His disciples).

This analysis demonstrates the theme of Matthew is not that Jesus commands us to follow Moses, but that He is both the God of Moses and the new Moses who gives the ultimate law.


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