Matthew

Matthew
Provenance. Forme anglo-saxonne de Matthieu. Vient de l'hébreu "matithi et yâh" Signifie : "don de Dieu" Se fête le 21 septembre.
Histoire. Saint Matthieu était l'un des douze apôtres. Avant de suivre Jésus, il était percepteur. Ce métier avait très mauvaise réputation et on n'apprécia pas que le Christ s'intéressât à lui. A la demande de Jésus, il laissa tout sur le champ et Le suivit. On doit à Matthieu le premier Evangile, écrit vers les années 60. Après la Pentecôte, Matthieu partit porter la bonne parole en Ethiopie où il mourut martyrisé.
Caractère. Plutôt exubérants, chaleureux, généreux, ils ont une volonté un peu fluctuante. Il faut souvent les forcer pour aller au bout des choses. Passionnés, ils travaillent avec obstination s'ils sont intéressés. Assez influençables, ils n'osent jamais dire "non", car ils ne veulent pas déplaire. Affectueux, tendres, ce sont de grands sentimentaux. Charmeurs, ils sont coutumiers des coups de foudre et des coups de coeur.

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