1973, ISBN: 9780802822512

New York, New York, USA: Alfred A. Knopf, 1964. CE4 - A hard cover library rebound withdrawn ex-library book in good+ condition. A tight, clean, sound copy in light green cloth covered bo… Plus…

New York, New York, USA: Alfred A. Knopf, 1964. CE4 - A hard cover library rebound withdrawn ex-library book in good+ condition. A tight, clean, sound copy in light green cloth covered boards with white lettering and graphics on the spine with very minor overall shelf wear plus there is some label staining and fading on the spine from a library label plus there is some very light soiling on the outside paper edges plus there are the usual library stamps and pocket on the top outside paper edges, front endpaper, title page, and first page of the foreward. The dust jacket shows some minor overall shelf wearplus there is some fading along the spine plus there is some paper residue along the bottom edge on the back plus there is a library label on the spine plus there it is still in the original library mylar sleeve. A book of early poems by Percy Shelley edited from the original manuscript by Kenneth Neill Cameron. Illustrated with black and white reproductions. Commentaries, publication history, table of lines published from the Esdaile Notebook, table of lines published from other sources, table of lines not published, bibliographical description, textual notes, reference sources abridged title list, index of titles, index of first lines, 378p.. Reprint Edition. Hard Cover. Good/Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Ex-Library., Alfred A. Knopf, 1964, 8, From the Back Cover: For the Church today, as for the early church, the Gospel of Matthew provides an indispensable tool in the Church's threefold task of defending its beliefs against attacks, of instructing converts in the ethical implications of their newly-accepted religion, and of helping its own members to live a disciplined life of fellowship based on the record of the deeds and words of their Lord and Master. In short, the Gospel of Matthew serves as an apology, a handbook of instruction, and a lectionary for use in Christian worship. It is interesting to note that this Gospel was, to judge from the frequency with which it was quoted by Christian writers in the second century, their favorite Gospel. In this volume the noted teacher of New Testament Interpretation, R.V.G. Tasker, has given the Christian community another remarkably concise and useful study aid, this one a commentary on the Gospel that "occupies the first place in all extant witness to the text of the four Gospels and in all early lists of the canonical books of the New Testament." Throughout the commentary Professor Tasker, in keeping with the purpose of the Tyndale Commentaries and the need of the Church at large, has confined his attention almost exclusively to the Interpretation of the text, and only incidentally discusses textual problems. R.V.G. TASKER was associated with the University of London from 1926 until his retirement as Professor Emeritus of New Testament Exegesis in that University. Dr. Tasker also served his Church as Curate, Rector, and Chaplain. He is the author of several books and articles, and is General Editor of the Tyndale New Testament Commentaries, contributing to this series the commentaries - all very well received - on The Gospel of John, II Corinthians, James, and Matthew., Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1973, 3<

1973, ISBN: 9780802822512

From the Back Cover: For the Church today, as for the early church, the Gospel of Matthew provides an indispensable tool in the Church's threefold task of defending its beliefs against at… Plus…

From the Back Cover: For the Church today, as for the early church, the Gospel of Matthew provides an indispensable tool in the Church's threefold task of defending its beliefs against attacks, of instructing converts in the ethical implications of their newly-accepted religion, and of helping its own members to live a disciplined life of fellowship based on the record of the deeds and words of their Lord and Master. In short, the Gospel of Matthew serves as an apology, a handbook of instruction, and a lectionary for use in Christian worship. It is interesting to note that this Gospel was, to judge from the frequency with which it was quoted by Christian writers in the second century, their favorite Gospel. In this volume the noted teacher of New Testament Interpretation, R.V.G. Tasker, has given the Christian community another remarkably concise and useful study aid, this one a commentary on the Gospel that "occupies the first place in all extant witness to the text of the four Gospels and in all early lists of the canonical books of the New Testament." Throughout the commentary Professor Tasker, in keeping with the purpose of the Tyndale Commentaries and the need of the Church at large, has confined his attention almost exclusively to the Interpretation of the text, and only incidentally discusses textual problems. R.V.G. TASKER was associated with the University of London from 1926 until his retirement as Professor Emeritus of New Testament Exegesis in that University. Dr. Tasker also served his Church as Curate, Rector, and Chaplain. He is the author of several books and articles, and is General Editor of the Tyndale New Testament Commentaries, contributing to this series the commentaries - all very well received - on The Gospel of John, II Corinthians, James, and Matthew., Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1973, 3<