Matthean Discourses 4: Jesus teaching the same thing twice in one gospel!

Sometimes when scholars claim that Matthew made dyschronological composite discourses, they ignore the fact that we find Jesus teaching that same teaaching (which they are using) twice in a single Gospel. Sometimes this is Matthew, sometimes another Gospel (like Luke or John). This in itself shows that it was a saying that Jesus was fond of and repeated, so it isn't an argument for a composite discourse in Matthew at all. In fact, sometimes Matthew has the same teaching in the very same setting as in another Gospel, as well as in a discourse (so Matthew is conveying that Jesus taught it twice), and scholars will illicitly parallel the other Gospel setting to the *wrong parallel* in Matthew--not the one where Matthew is clearly agreeing with the other Gospel.Watch to learn more! (And don't forget to like and subscribe.)