Community, Law and Mission in Matthew's Gospel

Paul Foster

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Christian Theology and Mission Religion, Theology, History, Judaism, Christianity

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Paul Foster contributes to Matthean scholarship by looking at the issues of the social location of the community, the role of law within that community and its attitude towards the Gentile mission. He shows why these topics have to be treated as interrelated parts of an overarching whole.

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