Contents:
• John the Baptist begins to question
• Unrepentant cities
• Truth is hidden from the wise and well educated
• Jesus’s burden is light

Before reading this commentary, I encourage you to first read the text of Matthew chapter eleven.
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Contents:
• Jesus distributes authority
• Jesus prepares the twelve before sending them out
• Shrewd as a snake, innocent as a dove
• If they hated Jesus, they will hate you
• Our own limited understanding
• No possible way that preterism is correct
• Persecution
• Public confessions of Christ
• Jesus is divisive
• Find life, lose life. Lose life, find life.

Before reading this commentary, I encourage you to first read the text of Matthew chapter ten.
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Contents:
• Carrying the burdens of others
• Jesus demonstrates that He is God
• Jesus calls sinners to follow him
• What is and is not fasting
• New covenant vs Old covenant (faith vs works)
• Fair weather Christians
• It is a simple thing for Jesus to heal you
• The Pharisees will never be persuaded
• Send out workers into His harvest

Before reading this commentary, I encourage you to first read the text of Matthew chapter nine.
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Contents
• Jesus heals a man with Leprosy
• The jealousy of the Pharisees
• Our need to rely upon Jesus
• A scribe that wants to follow Jesus wherever He goes
• Demons and a herd of pigs

Before reading this commentary, I encourage you to first read the text of Matthew chapter eight.
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Before reading this commentary, I encourage you to first read the text of Matthew chapter seven.
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Before reading this commentary, I encourage you to first read the text of Matthew chapter six.
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Before reading this commentary, I encourage you to first read the text of Matthew chapter five.
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I encourage you to read the text of Matthew chapter four before reading this commentary.
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Before reading this commentary, I encourage you to first read the text of Matthew chapter three.
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Before reading this commentary, I encourage you to first read the text of Matthew chapter two.
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