Matthew: A Commentary on His Handbook for a Mixed Church under Persecution

Robert Horton Gundry

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Historical and Linguistic Studies

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This commentary demonstrates Gundry's conviction that Matthew relied on the Gospel of Mark and the document Q. Furthemore, Gundry argues for a combination of historical data and theological embellishments in passages such as those that present the birth of Jesus the Sermon on the Mount, and Peter's walking on the water.

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