Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges: Colossians and Philemon
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Overview
A. Lukyn Williams provides astute introductions to the epistles of Colossians and Philemon before offering his commentary on these important books in their original Greek language. With respect to Colossians, Williams explores the letter’s destination: the church at Colossae. Williams examines the occasion for writing the letter, and provides insightful observations on the false teachings Paul was concerned about. Williams also discusses the doctrine and worship of angels found in the epistle, as well as the epistle’s canonicity. And with regard to Philemon, Williams also discusses its canonicity, as well as its relation to slavery.
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Key Features
- Contains a general and Greek index
- Includes a detailed introduction by the author
- Provides intelligent exploration that delves into the nature of Colossians and Philemon
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About A. Lukyn Williams
A. Lukyn Williams (1853–1943) was ordained to the Anglican priesthood in 1877, and became principal of Moore Theological College in 1878.