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After a thorough introduction regarding the formation of the gospels and early Church doctrines, John A. Broadus moves verse-by-verse philologically and expositionally through the text. Resolving discrepancies in the genealogy and interpretation of parables, Broadus provides well-rounded studies and annotative notes on the Gospel of Matthew.

THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO MATTHEW TRADITIONAL TITLE. Before the middle of the second century, we find the name Gospel already applied to the narratives of our Saviour’s life. Justin Martyr says: “The apostles, in the memoirs made by them, which are called Gospels.” The Greek word so rendered, which signifies “a good message,” “good new,” “glad tidings,” is found a few times in Matthew and Mark (e. g., Matt. 4:23; 26:13; Mark 8:35; 16:15) as denoting,
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