1971, ISBN: 9781936076611

NY: New York University Press. Fine in Very Good dust jacket. 1971. Hardcover. 0814749526 . Book is fine. Short tear (cm) to rear panel of DJ. ; 12 papers include: Oscar Haac "A … More...

NY: New York University Press. Fine in Very Good dust jacket. 1971. Hardcover. 0814749526 . Book is fine. Short tear (cm) to rear panel of DJ. ; 12 papers include: Oscar Haac "A 'Philosophe' & Antiquity: Voltaire's Changing View of Plato"; Mark J. Temner "Rousseau's 'Idylle des Cerises'. A Metamorphosis of the Pastoral Idyll" ; Frank P. Bowman "A Romantic View of the Hellenist Past: Vigny's 'Daphne' " ; Philip Walker " Zola's Hellenism"; Robert Greer Cohn "Mallarme & the Greeks"; Basil Guy "Peguy & Antiquity"; Wolfgang Holdheim "Gide & the Assimilation ot Tragedy"; Konrad Bieber " Jean Giono's Greece: A Kinship between Distant Ages"; Rosette C. Lamont " Giradoux's Hector: A Hero's Stand against Heroism"; Alex Szogyi "Sartre & the Greeks: A Vicious Magic Circle"; et al. ; 217 pages ., New York University Press, 1971, 3, Matthew, the Hebrew Gospel (Volume I) is a clear, contextual commentary on Matthew 1-8 that brings out the Jewishness of the Messiah in an easy-to-read format. First-century historians and early church fathers documented that Matthew wrote his gospel in the Hebrew language before it was later translated into Greek.The style of Matthew's writing also confirms a Hebrew beginning. Matthew probably wrote his gospel at a much earlier date than what many scholars have supposed. To whom was Matthew writing? What was he trying to convey to his readers? Interwoven throughout this commentary are numerous historical facts and Jewish traditions during the time of Christ that make the scriptures easier to understand. How did the Old Testament scriptures parallel with the words and works of the Messiah?The evidence is clearly given by the former tax collector and now disciple, Matthew, that Jesus of Nazareth was the long-awaited Messiah. So what kept the religious leaders from knowing who He was? Evangelist Carroll Roberson brings years of Hebraic studies and extensive travels to the land of Israel to the table, which add a personal touch as well. Matthew, the Hebrew Gospel is unique, and one of the best commentaries that has ever been written on Matthew's gospel., Innovo Publishing, 5<

ISBN: 9781936076611

Matthew, the Hebrew Gospel (Volume I) is a clear, contextual commentary on Matthew 1-8 that brings out the Jewishness of the Messiah in an easy-to-read format. First-century historians an… More...

Matthew, the Hebrew Gospel (Volume I) is a clear, contextual commentary on Matthew 1-8 that brings out the Jewishness of the Messiah in an easy-to-read format. First-century historians and early church fathers documented that Matthew wrote his gospel in the Hebrew language before it was later translated into Greek.The style of Matthew's writing also confirms a Hebrew beginning. Matthew probably wrote his gospel at a much earlier date than what many scholars have supposed. To whom was Matthew writing? What was he trying to convey to his readers? Interwoven throughout this commentary are numerous historical facts and Jewish traditions during the time of Christ that make the scriptures easier to understand. How did the Old Testament scriptures parallel with the words and works of the Messiah?The evidence is clearly given by the former tax collector and now disciple, Matthew, that Jesus of Nazareth was the long-awaited Messiah. So what kept the religious leaders from knowing who He was? Evangelist Carroll Roberson brings years of Hebraic studies and extensive travels to the land of Israel to the table, which add a personal touch as well. Matthew, the Hebrew Gospel is unique, and one of the best commentaries that has ever been written on Matthew's gospel., Innovo Publishing, 5<