Analysis of Matthew's Gospel in terms of Jesus' message

This research is an analysis of the Gospel of Matthew, which is an important source for the History and faith of Christianity. Like it is often said that every prophet transpires out of their society, it was also Jesus born and rasied in the Jewish community, and he began his sermons as the prophet on which the Jews had been waiting. Being a Jewish believer himself, he witnessed the corruption of the society and religion in which he lived. Written by the Matthew the Levite, the apostle of Jesus, the Gospel of Matthew describes the time, life and message of Jesus in the most understandable language and style. The Gospel of Matthew begins with the lineage of Jesus and its connection with the prophet Abraham through the line of prophets. The narrative that Jesus is the expected prophet by the Jews comes to the forefront of the story explaining the life, teaching and resurrection of Jesus. The quotations of prophets and their statements about the birth of Jesus can be found in the Old Testament. After Jesus identified his apostles in the Gospel of Matthew, he began preaching to the people in Galilee and its surroundings to convey his beliefs in monotheism and the Sovereignty of God.