This is a beautiful commentary on the Gospel according to St. Matthew. I like to read/ponder a section or two at a time, perhaps only covering a half dozen verses. Read the intro of the commentary to learn about the significance of the Aleph between the sections. :)

Note that this version of the GNT omits the Deuterocanonical/Apocryphal books of the OT.

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