The Life of Yeshua the Messiah from a Jewish Perspective Part 1

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Matthew- Many early church fathers cited Matthew as its author, including Clement of Rome, Polycarp, Justin Martyr, Clement of Alexandria, Tertullian, and Origen.
Matthew- Internal evidence also supports the fact that Matthew was the author of the First Gospel. This book has more references to coins than any of the other three Gospels. In fact this Gospel includes three terms for coins that are found nowhere else in the New Testament: “The twodrachma tax” (Matt. 17:24); “a four-drachma coin” (17:27), and “talents” (18:24). Since Matthew’s occupation was tax collecting, he had an interest in coins and noted the cost of certain items. The profession of tax collector would necessitate an ability to write and keep records. Matthew obviously had the ability to write a book such as the First Gospel.
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