Explore clear, practical notes on the New Testament that illuminate familiar stories and key events.This edition presents Burkitt’s expository observations on gospel life and the early church, with practical reflections drawn from passages in Luke and Acts. It offers accessible explanations of how the gospel moved through Rome, how parables like the prodigal son unfold, and how the apostles explained Jesus as the Messiah using Scripture itself. The writing aims to connect ancient text to everyday understanding, helping readers grasp both the historical setting and the spiritual lessons.
- Insight into Paul’s life and mission as a prisoner in Rome and how his preaching shaped early churches.
- Detailed attention to the prodigal son parable, its themes of sin, repentance, and forgiveness, and the elder brother’s reaction.
- Practical interpretations of gospel topics, including salvation, faith, and divine mercy, grounded in biblical text.
- Observations on how Jewish expectations intersect with gospel outreach and Gentile inclusion.
Ideal for readers of biblical study and church history who want clear, pastorally useful reflections on well-known passages.