This document provides study guidelines for a unit on the Gospel of Matthew. It lists some of the topics that will be covered, including background information on Matthew, how the New Testament fulfills the Old Testament, the Kingdom of Heaven, repentance and conversion, and evangelization. Students will be required to read Matthew and complete three assessments: a written assignment exploring who Jesus is and what it means to be Christian, a list of characteristics of Jesus with biblical references, and a quiz on background details about Matthew. The key questions for both the unit and the Gospel are: who is Jesus, what does it mean to be Christian, and how the New Testament relates to the Old Testament and our lives.
This document provides study guidelines for a unit on the Gospel of Matthew. It lists some of the topics that will be covered, including background information on Matthew, how the New Testament fulfills the Old Testament, the Kingdom of Heaven, repentance and conversion, and evangelization. Students will be required to read Matthew and complete three assessments: a written assignment exploring who Jesus is and what it means to be Christian, a list of characteristics of Jesus with biblical references, and a quiz on background details about Matthew. The key questions for both the unit and the Gospel are: who is Jesus, what does it mean to be Christian, and how the New Testament relates to the Old Testament and our lives.
This document provides study guidelines for a unit on the Gospel of Matthew. It lists some of the topics that will be covered, including background information on Matthew, how the New Testament fulfills the Old Testament, the Kingdom of Heaven, repentance and conversion, and evangelization. Students will be required to read Matthew and complete three assessments: a written assignment exploring who Jesus is and what it means to be Christian, a list of characteristics of Jesus with biblical references, and a quiz on background details about Matthew. The key questions for both the unit and the Gospel are: who is Jesus, what does it mean to be Christian, and how the New Testament relates to the Old Testament and our lives.
Some of the things we will be looking into: the year 1. Who is Jesus? 2. What does it mean to be - Background info about the Gospel of Matthew: a Christian? How does the author, date of composition, audience, structure New Testament relate to of the book my life? - How the NT is the continuation and fulfillment of 3. How does the New the OT Testament relate to the - The Kingdom of Heaven Old Testament? - Repentance and conversion - The call to evengelization Big Questions for this NOTE: During the unit, you will be required to read the Gospel of Matthew unit 1. Who is Jesus? 2. What does it mean to be Assessments for this unit: a Christian? 3. How does the NT relate to 1. Written assignment and project on the Gospel of the OT? Matthew in which you will explore these 4. Does God’s reign rob us of questions: Who is Jesus, and what does it mean our freedom and joy? to be a Christian? 2. You will be asked to make a list of characteristics of Jesus and support each with specific references from the Gospel of Matthew. 3. Quiz on the background info about Matthew.