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1	The Gospel of Matthew: Vol. 2, Chapters 11-28 (The Daily Study Bible Series, Revised Edition)	1975
2	The Gospel Of Mark (The Daily Study Bible Series Rev Ed)	1975
3	The Gospel of Luke (The Daily Study Bible Series. -- Rev. ed)	1975
4	The Gospel Of John v.1	1975
5	The Acts Of The Apostles (Daily Study Bible Series)	1976
6	The Letter to the Romans (Daily Study Bible Series.--Rev. ed)	1975
7	The Letters to the Corinthians (The Daily Study Bible Series.-Rev. Ed)	1975
8	The Letters To The Galatians And Ephesians	1956
9	The Letters to the Philippians, Colossians, and Thessalonians (The Daily Study Bible Series. -- Rev. ed)	1975
10	The Letters To Timothy, Titus, & Philemon	1960
11	The Letter To The Hebrews (The Daily Study Bible Series Rev. Ed)	1976
12	The Letters of James and Peter (The Daily Study Bible Series. -- Rev. ed)	1976
13	The Letters of John and Jude (The Daily Study Bible Series Rev. ed)	1976
14	The Revelation of John: Volume 1 (Chapters 1 to 5) (The Daily Study Bible Series. -- Rev. ed)	1976
15	The Revelation Of John: Volume 2 (Chapters 6 To 22) (Daily Study Bible (Westminster Hardcover))	1976
16	The Gospel of Matthew, Volume One, Revised Edition Chapters 1-32	1975

William Barclay

The Gospel of Matthew: Vol. 2, Chapters 11-28 (The Daily Study Bible Series, Revised Edition)

Westminster John Knox Press (Jun 01, 1975)

9780664241018

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378 pages | 122 x 185 mm | English

$ 12.95 | Value: $ 12.95

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Dewey 226.2077

Genre

Bible Commentary

Subject

Bible
Religion / Biblical Commentary / New Testament
Religion / Biblical Criticism & Interpretation / New Testament
Religion / Biblical Studies / New Testament
Religion / General

Plot

Dr. Barclay clarifies these and many other interesting and perplexing matters in this second volume of The Gospel of Matthew. As usual in the series, the "lessons" are arranged for daily reading. The text comes first in Dr. Barclay's own translation, followed in each case by his commentary.