Dai-lhes vós mesmos de comer (Mt 14,16) como programa do sermão da montanha do julgamento final (Mt 25,31-40): diálogo solidário com Júlio Lancelotti

Abstract

This article presents an overview of Matthew's gospel, in relation to the historical and theological aspects of this document. The study is based on an exegetical analysis of the Gospel of Matthew, identifying central themes such as the Kingdom of Heaven, divine justice, and the inclusion of the marginalized as fundamental elements of the Christian message. The objective of the research is to analyze the historical and theological aspects of Matthew's gospel. To do this, the New Testament is first synthetically analyzed, as a basis for the second stage of the research, the analysis of the historical and theological aspects of Matthew's gospel. Now, the methodological issue examines comments from specialist theorists in relation to the topic, through a bibliographical review. Finally, the results expected by the article permeate the theological principles of Matthew's gospel, for the church today, specifically God's justice. In short, this research emphasizes the centrality of justice and solidarity at the heart of Matthew's Gospel, calling on believers and society to practice faith that translates into concrete actions of love and service to those most in need, in search of a more just and fraternal world