The Gospel according to St. Matthew

Chs. 1-2: Christ's entrance into the world through his humanity

Chs. 21-28: Christ's departure from this world

Chs. 3-20: the course of his life, considered according to the spreading of his teaching

Ch. 1: the generation of Christ

Ch. 2: a manifestation of that generation

Chs. 3-4: the preparation for his teaching

Chs. 5-20: the teaching itself

Chs. 3-4:11: two things are required for a teacher of Gospel-teaching

4:12 ad fin. cap.: how Christ began to preach

Ch. 3: a teacher should be robed with sacred mysteries: his baptism

4:1-11: a teacher should be tested in his virtues: his temptation

Chs. 5-12: Christ's doctrine is related

Chs. 13-16: the power of the Gospel-teaching

Chs. 17-20: the purpose of the Gospel-teaching

Chs. 5-9: Christ's doctrine is set forth

Chs. 10-11:1: the ministers of his doctrine are instructed

Ch. 11:2-12: the rebellious are confuted

Chs. 5-7: Christ's doctrine is set forth

Chs. 8-9: it is confirmed by miracles

5:1-2: a certain title is set forth

5:3-7:27: the teaching itself is explained

7:28 ad fin. cap.: the effect of the teaching, namely, the wonder of the crowds

5:3-16: he promises a reward

Ch. 21: some men were provoked by his glory

7:7-27: how a man can succeed in observing them

Ch. 23: by the justice with which he accused them

5:17-7:6: he sets down the precepts

Ch. 22: by the wisdom with which he refuted them

5:20-7:6: he puts forth the rule and commands of his teaching

Ch. 5:20 ad fin. cap.: he fulfills the moral precepts

v.28: casting out devils into swine

Chs. 21-25: certain preparatory things

Ch. 13: by words

Ch. 26: those things done by the Jews

24:4-22: regarding the destruction of the city

24:1-3: the disciples' questioning

v.15: by responding to three questions

v.1: he teaches some things

v.15: the reproach

v.1: insofar as he predicts their condemnation of him

v.15: insofar as he refutes them in argument

v.1: Christ's glory

Ch. 18: by the common way

15:39-16:12: it should be kept pure from every tradition

Chs. 21-23: the provocation of the persecutors

Ch. 17: how it was revealed at the transfiguration

Ch. 18: how one should arrive at it

11:2-19: he silences John's disciples

Ch. 8: by which men are freed from bodily dangers

5:17-19: his intention not to destroy the law

Ch. 7:1: he fulfills the judicial precepts

v.35: how he seeks out those whom he will save

Ch. 28: the triumph of the Lord's resurrection

Ch. 14: by deeds

Ch. 27: those things done by the gentiles

24:23-25 ad fin. cap.: the second coming, which is a coming for judgment

24:4-25 ad fin. cap.: Christ's response

b.41: by objecting

v.13: he refutes some things

v.28: the response

v.23: a questioning

v.15: his persecutors' indignation

Ch. 19: by the way of perfection

16:13 ad fin. cap.: it flies across all human opinions by the loftiness of faith

Chs. 24-25: the preparation of Christ's disciples through instruction about dangers

Chs. 18-19: how one can arrive at it

Ch. 20: certain ones who were undeservedly asking for excellence in glory are reproached

Ch. 12: the Pharisees are reprimanded and the disciples commended

Ch. 6: he fulfills the promises

Ch. 9:1: how he helps those who come to him

Chs. 26-27: Christ's passion

11:20 ad fin. cap.: he reproaches those who do not believe, and he gives thanks for the faith of the disciples and the others who believed

Ch. 8:28-9 ad fin. cap.: freed from spiritual dangers

Ch.14: to what effects the power of the evangelical teaching extends itself

Ch. 15:39-16 ad fin. cap.: its purity and excellence

Ch. 15:1-38: the sufficiency of the evangelical teaching

v.1: since one arrives at glory through humility, he shows the way of humility

v.6: little ones should not be scandalized on account of punishment

v.10: on account of divine providence

v.10a: he sets it out

- the Pharisees turned against him in three ways

v.9: according to their plotting

v.1: those slandering the disciples are confounded

v.5: by word

v.9: he shows him to be a prophet

v.1: his teaching in general

v.20: the prohibitive precepts

v.1: he sets forth a remedy against sin by forgiving it

v.14: Elias was a precursor of the Lord, as John was, and John was Elias

v.10: he proves it by the authority of a prophet

v.11: the difference between heavenly and earthly

v.30b: his coming

v.7b: Christ poses a question

v.1: he sets forth a remedy against sin

v.7b: levity of soul

v.7: he teaches us to pray

v.2: concerning almsdeeds

v.11: in undergoing evils, he should not only patiently endure, but should rejoice

v.2: from Abraham to David, through the patriarchs

v.1: the birth of Christ announced

v.19: by the angelic revelation

v.1: he prefaces a sort of title of the whole book

v.2: he silences the doubters

v.1: the future glory is revealed

v.9: he commands that a secret be kept

v.10: a doubt is set out

v.10b: regarding the ministry of angels

v.7a: the crowd seemed to be in doubt over three things

v.9: the conversion of sinners

v.1: works of justice ought not to be done on account of the glory of the world

v.11: about Jesus's society

v.18: how he restored life

v.1: bodily dangers from intrinsic causes

v.20: he forbids homicide 

v.31: against divorce

v.5: the way of prayer

v.38: in respect to action

v.31: precepts which pertain to God

v.1: he cures at once, in the leper

v.15: concerning the paying of tribute

v.1: how he is handed over to the gentiles

v.11: how he is tried

v.47: the betrayal

v.26: the sacrament is instituted

v.13: he rebukes them about the pretense of religion, while they were irreligious

v.5: he cures while absent, in the centurion's servant

v.23: concerning the resurrection

v.15: how he is condemned

v.50b: the seizing

v.25: about the pretense of purity

v.5: concerning their office

v.21: Peter's question

v.22: Christ's response

v.11: he proves this

v.3a: the manner of teaching

v.3b: an impediment to the evangelical teaching

v.3b: impediments from within (parable of the sower)

v.1: how he refuted the Pharisees

v.21: in liberation from the power of demons

v.32: in spiritual refreshment

v.13: faith in both natures, namely the deity and the humanity

v.1: some are excluded owing to an interior defect, they did not preserve a spiritual good interiorly received (parable of the ten virgins)

v.1: a false opinion is set down

v.1: the circumstances of the teaching

v.1: because it does not require the observance of the laws

v.1: those intending to arrive owing to temporal oldness, proposed under the parable of the head of a household and the hired workers

v.26: the institution of the sacrament under the species of bread

v.15: in what order one should forgive, that is, after correction and emedation

v.10b: he gives the reason

v.9: accordingly, he drove them back in three ways

v.22: to their slandering

v.38: to their tempting

v.5: he sets down their instruction

v.1: his ministers are set up

v.9: those slandering Christ are confounded

Ch. 11:1: by example

v.10: he shows him to be more than a prophet

v.2: he proceeds by parts

v.31: the permissive precepts

v.48: he concludes everything he has said in this chapter

v.9: and by drawing sinners to himself

v.16: he breaks forth into a rebuke of the crowds

v.11: he commends him by his own words and explains the text of the prophet

v.12: between the law and the gospel

v.32: the certainty of his coming

v.14: between the present age and the one to come

v.36: the uncertainty of the hour or day

v.7b: for they could have three things in their heart, because a man changes his mind for three reasons, and he excludes all three from John

v.18: a remedy against death

v.8: levity due to the desire for profit

v.9: an assurance of obtaining

v.5: concerning prayer

v.13: likewise, he should remove evils from others

v.6b: from David until the Babylonian captivity

v.3: the place is inquired into

v.22: by a prophetic foretelling

v.2: the series of fathers

v.9: the possibility that John spoke from a human spirit, and he shows him to possess prophetic knowledge

v.13: this also comes through good works

v.15: a caution, whom we should avoid

v.16: concerning fasting

v.14: he should light the way to the good

v.12: from the Babylonian captivity to Christ

v.7: the person of Christ is sought

v.24: by the obedience of Joseph

v.18: Christ's generation described in particular

v.7: he satisfies the doubt of the crowd about John's testimony concerning Christ, and he commends John

v.14: he foretells the tranquility of glory, which is attacked by demons and men

v.11: regarding Christ's ministry

v.7b: what he says

v.11: the Pharisees' debate

v.19: ought not to be done on account of riches

v.14: about the banquet

v.27: how he restored the due functions of life

v.18: from extrinsic causes

v.27: he forbids adultery

v.33: against oaths

v.9: what should be in a prayer of petition

v.43: in respect to emotion

v.38: precepts which pertain to neighbor

v.16: he cures many

v.14: he cures perfectly, in Peter's mother-in-law

v.34: concerning the greatest law

v.27: how he suffers

v.57: how he was after the seizing

v.31: the future scandalizing of the disciples

v.29: about the pretense of piety

v.9: concerning costs

v.16: concerning dangers

v.23: a likeness is applied

v.12: he applies a likeness

v.3b: the teaching in parables

v.31: the profit or progress (parables of the mustard seed and the leaven)

v.24: impediments from without (parable of the wheat and tares)

v.46: how the disciples who believed are commended

v.44: the diginity of the evangelical teaching (parables of the treasure hidden in the field, the pearl of great price, and the net cast into the sea)

v.29: from the weakness of sin

v.20: faith in the passion

v.14: some are excluded owing to the neglect of exterior works, in which someone did not multipy the goods received (parable of the talents)

v.15: after excluding Herod's opinion, here he touches upon Christ's power, which is three-fold: he refreshes, sets free, and heals the sick

v.3: Christ's teaching in parables is set out

v.51: the effect

v.21: because it is given not only to the one nation of the Jews, but also to the gentiles, and three effects on the gentilews are pointed out

v.17: those who intend to arrive owing to carnal origin

v.27: the institution of the sacrament under the species of wine

v.21: the number of times one should forgive

v.15: that what introduces scandal should be given up

v.6: because the little ones are so suitable, they should not be scandalized

v1: the victory that Christ had over temptation

v.12: the place

v.18: how he called his disciples
[this reference seems to be wrong - Ed.]

v.18: how he chose the servants of his preaching

v.23: how he brought the crowd to hear

- a preface about beatitude

v.11: the beatitude or dignity of the ministers of this doctrine

v.3: the beatitude of the one who observes the precepts

v.13: now he introduces Christ

v.9: the magi are motivated to seek Christ by the star's guidance

v.13: Christ's birth manifested by the Innocents

v.1: he introduces John the Baptist

v.7: the magi are motivated to seek Christ by Herod's persuasion

v.1: Christ's birth manifested by the magi

v.18a: a sort of title

v.18b: the mode of generation

v.19: he proves the mode of generation by testimony

v.23: signs and the manner of the coming

v.23: signs preceding Christ's coming

v.1: he speaks of the judgment through certain parables

v.26: the paschal sacrament is instituted

v.4: those things that come before the destruction

v.36: the uncertainty

v.29: their pretense

v.31: in general

v.17: because the new sacraments take the place of the old, he treats first of the old

Ch. 25: the judgment itself

v.30b: himself

v.31: the second coming

v.30: a hymn of thanksgiving is sung

v.15: the destruction itself

v.42: he warns men to watchfulness

v.31: their cruelty

v.34: in particular, and he adds a termporal punishment

v.26: the new sacrament

v.47: how he was seized

v.1: the Lord's passion is foretold in three ways

v.14: some preparatory events

v.14: the betrayal

v.59: how he was examined

v.65: how he was condemned

v.14: the passion, and the order is described 

v.47: the passion itself

v.36: Christ's prayer

v.17: the institution of the Lord's Communion

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