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In this updated edition of his widely acclaimed reference work Guthrie provides background information for each book of the New Testament and examines issues such as authorship and authenticity, literary structure, and cultural setting. These discussions, as well as the notes and bibliography, are enhanced by Guthrie's attention to recent scholarship and current issues in biblical studies.
CHAPTER TWO MATTHEW’S GOSPEL This gospel, according to the citations found in early Christian writers, was used more than any of the other gospels.1 Some of the reasons for this will be seen when the purpose and structure are examined, for its adaptability to liturgical use will be especially brought out. The book has retained its appeal throughout Christian history and has exerted powerful influence, particularly through its presentation of the Sermon on the Mount. I. CHARACTERISTICS a. Conciseness
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