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The Gospel for Today

Scot McKnight ·

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The text is a weekly gospel reading of Matthew 22:34–46 in the author's own translation, The Second Testament, with no added commentary. Under the heading "his creed," the author presents the double command to love God and neighbor as the summary of the Law and the prophets. The reading also includes Jesus' question about how the Messiah can be both David's son and David's Lord.

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  • The two commands to love God wholly and to love one's neighbor as oneself are Jesus' creed, the summary on which the whole Law and the prophets hang.

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