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The Gospel of Matthew (New International Commentary on the New Testament)
Book • 2007
This commentary by R. T. France is part of the New International Commentary on the New Testament series.
It is distinguished by its clear focus on what Matthew himself meant to convey about Jesus, rather than delving into the prehistory of the material or detailed Synoptic comparisons.
France's approach emphasizes the cultural and historical context of first-century Palestine and provides a user-friendly style that is both scholarly and accessible.
The commentary includes France's own English translations at the beginning of each section, using contemporary idioms and prioritizing clarity.
It is praised for its solid exegesis, literary insight, and usefulness for both scholars and preachers.
It is distinguished by its clear focus on what Matthew himself meant to convey about Jesus, rather than delving into the prehistory of the material or detailed Synoptic comparisons.
France's approach emphasizes the cultural and historical context of first-century Palestine and provides a user-friendly style that is both scholarly and accessible.
The commentary includes France's own English translations at the beginning of each section, using contemporary idioms and prioritizing clarity.
It is praised for its solid exegesis, literary insight, and usefulness for both scholars and preachers.
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Michelle Jones for her insightful commentary on Jesus' approach to the "Do Not Murder" commandment.
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