A Homiletic Analysis of the Gospel by Matthew
Overview
Homiletically examining the book of Matthew, the author rhetorically examines the composition, authorship, importance, and doctrines presented throughout the Gospel. Parker engages and studies the fundamental elements of the Gospel of Matthew with extensive fervor.
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- Examines the composition, authorship, importance and doctrines presented the Matthew’s Gospel
- Engages the fundamental elements of the Gospel
- Title: A Homiletic Analysis of the Gospel by Matthew
- Author: Joseph Parker
- Publisher: Hodder and Stoughton
- Publication Date: 1870
- Pages: 358
- Resource Type: Commentaries
- Topic: Matthew
Joseph Parker was educated at University College and Cavendish College. Parker later became Pastor at the Pultry Chapel in London.
Reviews
1 rating
David Anfinrud
3/19/2022
I would like to give it a higher rating. But The emphasis on SOcial status does do an injustice to the Beatitudes. I think it more than social status involved. But Many authors are like that. Does use a lot of of the founding fathers writings. In comments. So there are a lot of pluses to this commentary. Just do not like social status emphasis. Matt 25 parable of the 10 virgins is an excellent commentary on what takes place in Life. And gives a good idea about one aspect of that parable.
