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The four Gospels, Steiner says, are meant to supplement one another to form a comprehensive picture of earthly and spiritual events. The Matthew Gospel describes Christ Jesus in his human aspects so that he is more near to us in a human sense. From an understanding of the Gospel of St. Matthew “can stream into us courage in life, strength and hope in our labors.”

Contents:

• The soul qualities of the post-Atlantean people. Iranianism and Turanianism
• The Secrets of Space and Time. The Hermes and Moses Wisdom
• The Old Hebrew Knowledge of God. Abraham and Melchizedek
• Yeshu ben Pandira, and the Essene Inauguration
• Seven and Twelve. The Reflection of the Cosmic Relationships in the Evolution of Mankind
• The Generation of the Line of Inheritance of Jesus in Luke's Gospel and Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew
• The Eightfold Path. The nature of initiation in pre-Christian mysteries. Christ, the fulfillment and the model of the new initiation
• The Christ event as a historical fact. The initiation of the ego
• The unique appearance of the Christ in a physical body. The Reappearance of Christ in the Etheric
• The Confession of Peter. The Son of Man and the Son of the Living God. The expulsion of the disciples into the macrocosm by the Christ
• The Christ-Being and the two Jesus-boys. The Four Aspects of the Evangelists. The Human in the Gospel of Matthew

Known Publications:

• Das Matthäeus-evangelium, (12 lectures) German language editions: 1978, 1988. ISBN 978-3-7274-1230-1,
• The Gospel of Matthew, ©1925 Anthroposophical Society of Great Britain, unknown translator
• The Gospel of Matthew, ©1935 Rudolf Steiner Press, London, and Anthroposophic Press, unknown translator
• The Gospel of Matthew, ©1946 Rudolf Steiner Press, London, and Anthroposophic Press, unknown translator
• The Gospel of Matthew, ©1965 Rudolf Steiner Press, London, translated by Dorothy S. Osmond and Mildred Kirkcaldy, 0-88010-000-X,
• The Gospel of Matthew, ©1985 Anthroposophic Press, translated by Dorothy S. Osmond and Mildred Kirkcaldy, ISBN 0-88010-134-2, paper
• The Gospel of Matthew, ©1996 Anthroposophic Press, ISBN 0-78730-837-4, paper
• According to Matthew: The Gospel of Christ's Humanity, ©2002 SteinerBooks, translated by Catherine E. Creeger, ISBN 978-0880105040, paper
• The Gospel of Matthew, ©2003 Kessinger Publications, ISBN 0-76614-737-1, hardcover
• The Gospel of Matthew, ©2010 Kessinger Publications, ISBN 1-16259-511-6, hardcover

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Das Matthäus-Evangelium

Inhalt (Auswahl): Die nachatlantischen Völkerströmungen. Iraniertum und Turaniertum / Die Geheimnisse des Raumes und der Zeit. Die Hermes- und die Moses-Weisheit / Die althebräische Gotteserkenntnis. Abraham und Melchisedek / Jeshu ben Pandira und die Essäereinweihung / Siebenzahl und Zwölfzahl. Die Spiegelung der kosmischen Verhöltnisse in der Menschheitsentwickelung / Die Generationenfolge der Vererbungslinie des Jesus im Lukas-Evangelium und des Jesus im Matthöus-Evangelium / Der achtgliedrige Pfad. Das Wesen der Einweihung in den vorchristlichen Mysterien. Christus, die Erfüllung und das Vorbild der neuen Initiation / Das Christus-Ereignis als historische Tatsache. Die Initiation des Ich / Das einmalige Erscheinen des Christus in einem physischen Leibe. Das Wiedererscheinen des Christus im Ätherischen / Das Petrus-Bekenntnis. Der Menschensohn und der Sohn des lebendigen Gottes. Das Hinausführen der Jünger in den Makrokosmos durch den Christus / Die Christus-Wesenheit und die beiden Jesus-Knaben. Die vier Gesichtspunkte der Evangelisten. Das Menschliche im Matthäus-Evangelium.

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The Gospel of St. Matthew

The four Gospels, Steiner says, are meant to supplement one another to form a comprehensive picture of earthly and spiritual events. The Matthew Gospel describes Christ Jesus in his human aspects so that he is more near to us in a human sense. From an understanding of the Gospel of St. Matthew “can stream into us courage in life, strength and hope in our labors.” This volume was translated by an unknown translator.

The Gospel of St. Matthew

The four Gospels, Steiner says, are meant to supplement one another to form a comprehensive picture of earthly and spiritual events. The Matthew Gospel describes Christ Jesus in his human aspects so that he is more near to us in a human sense. From an understanding of the Gospel of St. Matthew “can stream into us courage in life, strength and hope in our labors.” This volume was translated by Dorothy S. Osmond and Mildred Kirkcaldy.

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