A verdadeira ORIGEM DO EVANGELHO DE MATEUS com Rodrigo Silva

Who wrote the Gospel of Matthew? The absence of the author's name in the book of Matthew has fueled centuries of debate, theories, and even accusations that this book of the Bible is a literary fraud written long after the events it narrates. Is the Gospel of Matthew reliable? In this in-depth study of the true origin of the Gospel of Matthew, we investigate the main evidence from biblical archaeology, ancient manuscripts, and the textual structure of the Bible itself. Understand who really wrote the first book of the New Testament of the Bible and whether historical and theological evidence supports the authorship of the apostle Matthew. 🔍 Main Questions Answered in This Study: 1. Why doesn't Matthew's name appear in the Gospel? 2. Was the Gospel of Matthew written before or after the destruction of Jerusalem? 3. In what language was the original text of Matthew written? ⏱️ Video Chapters (Timestamps) 00:00 - Introduction: The Gospel of Matthew 01:10 - Where was the Gospel of Matthew written? The Antioch of Syria Hypothesis 08:12 - Why did Antioch of Syria become the center of Early Christianity? 23:35 - Who wrote the Gospel of Matthew? Why is Matthew's name not in the Bible? 32:00 - The prophecy of the destruction of Jerusalem in Matthew 24 46:53 - Was the book of Matthew written in Greek or Hebrew? 53:48 - Who was Matthew? The tax collector and apostle 01:02:01 - The key to reading Matthew: Midrash and the comparison of Jesus with Moses 01:10:32 - Conclusion: The Grace that reached Matthew 📖 Glossary of Theological Terms Sillybus (or Sittybus): External identification label affixed to ancient scrolls with the title and author of the work. Vaticinium ex eventu: Latin expression for "prophecy after the event". It is the theory that a prophecy was written after the fact had already happened. Midrash: A Jewish method of textual interpretation that explains Scripture by connecting past events to the present. Typology: A study that connects events or people from the Old Testament (type) as prefigurations of realities in the New Testament (antitype). Septuagint (LXX): The classic translation of the Hebrew Old Testament into ancient Greek. Let's explore the Bible more deeply together? 📲 Subscribe to the Annotated Bible platform: 🟢https://www.rodrigosilva.site/bibliac... ⚠️ If you need help at any time, you can contact our support: Email: [email protected] Whatsapp: https://www.abibliacomentadaoficial.c... 📲 Follow The Annotated Bible on social media: Youtube:    / @abibliacomentadaoficial   Instagram:   / abibliacomentadaoficial   My name is Rodrigo Silva, I am a Christian and married to Laura. Here I share some stories from my life dedicated to the Holy Bible, Bible Study, and Archaeology. From a young age, I have been fascinated by the past and the stories that ancient artifacts and ruins can tell. My journey in archaeology has been full of adventures, exciting discoveries, and a deep connection with the past. With each excavation, with each artifact found, I feel more grateful for having chosen to follow this passion. Thank you for joining me on this journey! #ExclusiveRodrigoSilva #rodrigosilva #rodrigosilvaarchaeology