Problems with Matthew (Part 1): Authorship, Sources, and Historical Questions
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Problems with Matthew (Part 1): Authorship, Sources, and Historical Questions
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The Gospel of Matthew is often viewed as one of the most polished and influential books in the New Testament—but does that mean it's free from problems?
In Part 1 of Problems with Matthew, we examine some of the biggest questions surrounding the Gospel's authorship, sources, and historical reliability. Why does Matthew appear to copy so much of Mark? Did the apostle Matthew actually write the book that bears his name? How does Matthew reshape stories he inherits from earlier traditions, and what might that tell us about the goals of the author?
We'll also explore Matthew's birth narrative, fulfillment prophecies, and several passages that have sparked debate among historians, biblical scholars, and theologians for generations.
Whether you're a committed Christian, a questioning believer, or simply interested in biblical scholarship, this episode takes a thoughtful look at the evidence and asks what happens when we examine Matthew through a historical lens.
Topics discussed: Gospel of Matthew, authorship of Matthew, Matthew and Mark, Synoptic Gospels, biblical criticism, New Testament scholarship, fulfillment prophecy, historical reliability of the Bible, Christian origins, textual analysis, historical Jesus, and early Christianity.