From Macondo to Nazareth. Some Features of the Gospel of Mathew
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For the Gospel of Mathew, Jesus Christ fulfils what is announced by the Scriptures, even in the minor details. Therefore, the text might be seen as a landmine for those who know the Old Testament. Indeed, the entire New Testament offers a re-reading of the Old Testament. However, Mathew is more systematic and scientific. For instance, he constantly establishes a dialogue between the Old and the New Testament like in the counterpoint of classical music. The author of the first gospel follows a precise plan in the composition of his text, as it frequently happens in different novels of the universal literature, in our case, in the writings of Gabriel García Márquez.
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