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This practical and doctrinal commentary draws upon the expertise of outstanding evangelical scholars, offering a complete and authoritative explanation of the backgrounds and meaning of Scripture. Comprehensive in its scope, reliable in its scholarship, and easy-to-use by students, preachers, and teachers alike. Includes book introductions, outlines, cross-references, and 48 in-text maps. (ISBN:...

John begins his gospel with a series of declarative statements about the deity of Christ. In contrast to the other gospels, John begins his gospel in eternity past. Matthew, who portrays Christ as the King, begins with a genealogy to prove His Davidic lineage. Mark, who presents Christ as the Servant, begins his gospel with the public activity of Christ as a Servant. Luke, who emphasizes the humanity of Christ, begins his gospel with a lengthy description of the events
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