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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.

Scriptures (i. e., the O. T.), the ‘law’ being the five books of Moses, and ‘the prophets’ the remainder (See, e. g., 7:12; 11:13; 22:40; Luke 16:16; John 1:45; Acts 13:15; 28:23; Rom. 3:21.) In Luke 24:44 it is ‘the law, and the prophets, and the psalms,’ the last division probably including the other poetical books. In some other cases ‘the law’ denotes the whole (see John 10:34; 12:34; 15:25; 1 Cor. 14:21.) Observe it is ‘the law or the prophets.’ Not merely were the requirements of Moses to continue
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