Lectures on the Gospel of Matthew
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Overview
Arranged as a series of twenty-eight lectures, William Kelly provides apologetic defense of the first Synoptic Gospel through chapter-by-chapter discourse and interpretation. Kelly provides comprehensive stylistic and contextual comparison with the other Synoptic Gospels.
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- Provides apologetic defense of the first Synoptic Gospel
- Explores the Gospel of Matthew through chapter–by–chapter discourse and interpretation
- Offers comprehensive stylistic and contextual comparison of the other Synoptic Gospels
Top Highlights
“ as the Lord’s-day is of grace and of the new creation in the resurrection of the Saviour.” (Page 354)
“For us ‘wars and rumours of wars’ ought not to be a source of trouble, any more than of interest on either side of this world’s combatants.” (Page 348)
“We, as Christians, have nothing to do with the destruction of the temple; it does not affect us in any way” (Page 344)
“To obey God, to submit to Him, to have confidence in Him is that of which human nature is incapable.” (Page 51)
“is most prevalent in the last time is, not the truth of Christ, but the lie of Antichrist” (Page 217)
- Title: Lectures on the Gospel of Matthew
- Author: William Kelly
- Publisher: G. Morrish
- Publication Date: 1940
- Pages: 428
- Resource Type: Commentaries
- Topic: Matthew
William Kelly was educated to Trinity College before going into pastoral ministry.