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The New International Greek Commentary Series is established on the presupposition that the theological character of the New Testament documents calls for exegesis that is sensitive to theological themes as well as to the details of the historical, linguistic, and textual context. Such thorough exegetical work lies at the heart of these volumes, which contain detailed verse-by-verse commentary preceded by general comments on each section and subsection of the text.

Forewordp. xviPrefacep. xviiAbbreviationsp. xxiiGeneral Bibliographyp. ilIntroductionThe Authorship of the Gospelp. 2The Gospel's Sourcesp. 4Mark and 'Q'p. 4Other Sourcesp. 5Summaryp. 9Sources as a Constraintp. 9Matthew and Johnp. 9How the Author Handled His Sourcesp. 10From Eyewitnesses to Matthew's Sourcesp. 11Matthew and His Sources as Early Church Documentsp. 11The Early Development and Role of Gospel Traditionp. 11The Gospels and the Historical Jesusp. 12The Date of the Gospel of Matthewp. 14The Use of the Fall of Jerusalem as a Watershed for Datingp. 14Other Claimed Dating Markersp. 15A Date before A.D.p. 70The Provenance of the Gospel of Matthewp. 17What Kind of Document Did Matthew Think He Was Writing?p. 19Matthew and the Ancient Biographical Writingsp. 19Matthew and OT Accounts of the Lives of Key Figuresp. 19Matthew and Christian Proclamationp. 20Matthew as a Manual for Discipleshipp. 20Matthew and Jewish Midrashp. 21Matthew and Christian Self-Definitionp. 21Matthew and the Jewish Festal Calendarp. 21How Matthew Intended His Gospel to Be Related top. 22The State of the Gospel Textp. 22Elements of Matthew's Narrative Techniquep. 23Repetition of Formulasp. 23Use of the Same Source Information on More than One Occasionp. 24Framingp. 25Chiasmp. 25Parallelismp. 26Imperfect Parallelismp. 26Internal Cross-Referencing by Means of Language Echoesp. 27Theme-Setting Episodesp. 27Sectional Overlapsp. 28Dramatisationp. 28Matthew's Use of the OTp. 29Text Forms Available to Matthewp. 29How Matthew Interprets the OTp. 33Matthew's Use of Other Jewish Traditionp. 36The Theology of the Gospel of Matthewp. 38An Annotated Structural Outline of Matthewp. 44CommentaryThe Stock from Which Jesus Comes - and Its History (1:1-17)p. 65Infancy (1:18-2:23)p. 88The Circumstances of Jesus' Birth (1:18-25)p. 88The Visit of the Magi (2:1-12)p. 103To Egypt and Back (2:13-23)p. 118John Proclaiming in the Wilderness (3:1-12)p. 132Preparation (3:13-4:12)p. 150Jesus Comes for Baptism by John (3:13-17)p. 150Led by the Spirit to Be Tested by the Devil (4:1-12)p. 158Establishing His Ministry (4:13-25)p. 170Preaching the Kingdom Back in Galilee (4:13-17)p. 170Calling Co-workers (4:18-22)p. 177Itinerant Ministry in Galilee, with Influence Far Beyond (4:23-25)p. 181Sermon on the Mount (5:1-8:1)p. 186Preparing to Teach Disciples and Potential Disciples from All Israel (5:1-2)p. 186Good News to the Poor in Spirit (5:3-10)p. 193The Difficulties of God's People Continued and Climaxed in Persecution for Jesus (5:11-12)p. 207Called to Be Salt and Light (5:13-16)p. 210Introduction to Jesus' Vision of Abundant Righteousness (5:17-20)p. 215Six Antitheses (5:21-48)p. 226Practising Piety before Others (6:1-18)p. 271Seeking the Kingdom (6:19-34)p. 296Making Our Relationship with God the Measure of All Things (7:1-11)p. 316The Golden Rule as the Summary of the Sermon, but Also of the Law and the Prophets (7:12)p. 328Challenges to Implement the Sermon (7:13-27)p. 331He Was Teaching as One Who Had Authority (7:28-8:1)p. 344Jesus on the Move in Ministry (8:[1]2-9:34)p. 347The First Day of Healings (8:[1]2-17)p. 347Miracles in a Disciple Framework (8:18-9:13)p. 362Healings in Connection with Fresh Wineskins for New Wine (9:14-32)p. 388Workers for the Harvest (9:35-11:1)p. 405'Ask the Lord of the Harvest to Send Out Workers' (9:35-38)p. 405Jesus Bestows Authority on the Twelve (10:1)p. 408The Names of the Twelve Apostles (10:2-4)p. 410Jesus Instructs the Twelve for Their Mission (10:5-42)p. 413Jesus' Pattern of Ministry Is Renewed (11:1)p. 446Seeing Clearly and Relating Rightly to God's Present Agenda (11:2-30)p. 448John the Baptist and Jesus (11:2-19)p. 448Rejected and Accepted by; Hidden from and Revealed to (11:20-30)p. 465Conflict with the Pharisees (12:1-50)p. 479'The Son of Man Is Lord of the Sabbath' (12:1-8)p. 479'It Is Permitted to Do Good on the Sabbath' (12:9-14)p. 485The Triumph of the Gentle and the Other-Centred Servant of God (12:15-21)p. 489By Beelzebul or by the Spirit of God? (12:22-29)p. 495Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit Will Not Be Forgiven (12:30-37)p. 503Those to Be Condemned Seek a Sign (12:38-42)p. 508'The Last State ... Becomes Worse than the First' (12:43-45)p. 513'Who Is My Mother, and Who Are My Brothers and Sisters?' (12:46-50)p. 515Parables of the Kingdom (13:1-53)p. 520Speaking to the Crowds in Parables (13:1-3a)p. 520Set 1 (13:3b-23)p. 524Set 2 (13:24-43)p. 542Set 3 (13:44-52)p. 562Parables Completed, Jesus Moves On (13:53)p. 572Jesus Interpreted, but Also Rejected (13:53[54]-16:20)p. 573Jesus Meets Unbelief in His Hometown (13:54-58)p. 573Part 1 (14:1-36)p. 578Part 2 (15:1-20)p. 606Part 3 (15:21-16:20)p. 628Anticipating a Future through Suffering and Beyond (16:1-17:20)p. 684Unveiling a Future in Which Suffering Precedes Vindication (16:21-23)p. 684Following Jesus Involves Giving Away Your Life to Gain It (16:24-28)p. 689A Vision of Jesus' Glory (17:1-9)p. 696The Suffering of John the Baptist and of Jesus (17:10-13)p. 706Jesus Heals Where the Faithless Disciples Had Failed (17:14-18)p. 709With Faith Nothing Will Be Impossible (17:19-20)p. 714Status and Behaviour in the 'Royal Family' (17:22-18:35)p. 718Preparing for the Fateful Journey to Jerusalem (17:22-23)p. 718God Does Not Tax, but Provides for His Children (17:24-27)p. 721Becoming as Children to Enter the Kingdom of Heaven (18:1-5)p. 729Avoiding Sin (18:6-9)p. 734Dealing with the Sinner (18:10-35)p. 739Family and Possessions in View of the Kingdom (19:1-20:16)p. 763From Galilee to Judea (19:1-2)p. 763Marriages and States of Celibacy Fit for the Kingdom (19:3-12)p. 764'Let the Children Come to Me' (19:13-15)p. 782Giving Up All (19:16-29)p. 786Making All the Workers Equal (19:30-20:16)p. 802Redefining Greatness, Jesus Goes to Jerusalem to Die: Jericho, Bethphage, Entry into Jerusalem (20:17-21:11)p. 814To Jerusalem to Die (20:17-28)p. 814Jericho, Bethphage, Jerusalem (20:29-21:11)p. 826Provocative Ministry in Jerusalem (21:12-46)p. 841Activity in the Temple, Part 1 (21:12-17)p. 841A Withered Fig Tree and Faith That Will Remove the Mount of Olives (21:18-22)p. 849Activity in the Temple, Part 2 (21:23-44)p. 855Criticised Leaders Seek Jesus' Arrest (21:45-46)p. 880Jesus Silences the Leaders Who Are His Opponents (22:1-46)p. 882Guests at a Royal Wedding Banquet (22:1-14)p. 882Four Questions (22:15-46)p. 892Jesus Criticises the Scribes and Pharisees (23:1-39)p. 918The Scribes and Pharisees: Custodians of the Law but Bad Examples (23:1-12)p. 918Seven Woes against the Scribes and Pharisees (23:13-33)p. 929Culmination: Emissaries to Be Rejected; Judgment to Fall (23:34-36)p. 943Lament over Jerusalem (23:37-39)p. 948The Shape of the Future (24:1-25:46)p. 954The Temple Will Be Destroyed (24:1-2)p. 954The Question and the Main Body of the Answer (24:3-35)p. 959Being Ready (24:36-25:30)p. 990Universal Judgment by the Son of Man (25:31-46)p. 1021The Passion Account (26:1-27:66)p. 1038Section 1 (26:1-19)p. 1038Section 2 (26:20-35)p. 1063Section 3: Praying to Be Spared Trial (26:36-46)p. 1092Section 4 (26:47-27:2)p. 1106Section 5 (27:3-31)p. 1147Section 6 (27:32-66)p. 1185Resurrection and Commissioning (28:1-20)p. 1240Events on Easter Morning at and around the Tomb (28:1-10)p. 1240The Official Jewish Line on the Empty Tomb (28:11-15)p. 1254'Marching Orders' from the Risen Jesus in Galilee (28:16-20)p. 1258Bibliographical Appendix: Works prior to 1980p. 1273IndexesSubjectsp. 1469Modern Authorsp. 1472Biblical and Other Ancient Sourcesp. 1476Key Greek Words and Phrasesp. 1481Table of Contents provided by Ingram. 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