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In a literary fiction, François Vouga proposes to Élian Cuvillier, interpreter of Matthew, a dialogue from Matthew on the places of common reading, past and present, of the first Gospel. He raises the question once again of Paul’s filiality of Matthew’s thinking. He then invites a reflexion on what the vocation of an interpreter turned disciple of the kingdom means. And concludes with a proposition on the interest shown by the Sermon on the Mount for psychoanalysis, for the analysis and the therapy of the human soul.