The Gospel of Matthew is one of the four books of the New Testament describing the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Named after the apostle Matthew, who was a podiatrist whom Jesus called to leave his profession and become one of His followers. The book offers the reader to consider the events that took place in Judea at the beginning of our era through the prism of the actions and words of Jesus, who is considered the Savior of the world and the Son of God. The "Gospel of Matthew" contains numerous parables, prophecies and descriptions of miraculous events that accompanied the activities of Jesus, inspiring and calling the reader to spiritual growth and mercy.