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Bible Commentary & Study

The Matthew Workbook

A Study Workbook for Groups, Individuals & Families

Walk all the way through Matthew in 28 weeks and finally read the whole Gospel with confidence. Whether you study alone, lead a small group, or gather your family around the table, this workbook gives you a trusted guide, J.C. Ryle’s classic exposition in modern English, plus study questions and a weekly action step for every chapter.

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Meet Christ the King on every page of Matthew, one week at a time.

About this book

Finally read the whole Gospel of Matthew with confidence, in 28 weeks, with a guide you can trust.

If you have ever wanted to study Matthew seriously, on your own, in a small group, or around the family table, but felt lost in its 28 chapters, this workbook was built for you.

Each week hands you the verse-by-verse exposition of J.C. Ryle, cleaned up into modern English and set inside a weekly structure that never changes, so you always know where you are and what comes next.

Every week gives you:

By week 28 you will be able to:

Richard French is the author of Revelation Explained, a verse-by-verse guide to the Bible’s final book, and the founder of Indie Pen Press. He builds every resource on one conviction: the great books of the Christian faith were written for ordinary readers, and they still work.

Whether you’re a believer who has never finished a Gospel, a small-group leader who needs a ready-made weekly rhythm, or a parent discipling your household, this study meets you where you are and moves you from hearing to doing.

From the book

“The empty tomb is God’s receipt.”

“He came as God with us; He leaves still God with us. That is the last word, and it is enough.”

“Weak faith is still precious to Him.”

Also in the series

Ryle on Matthew

Ryle on Mark

The Mark Workbook

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