A Harmonized Exposition of the Four Gospels, Vol. 2 (Classic Reprint)

Deep doorway into the Four Gospels: a clear, careful study that reveals how early gospel text shapes church thought today.

This volume presents a thorough, scholarly look at selected gospel passages, with careful attention to how the authors understood Jesus, his apostles, and the birth of the church. It weaves together verse-by-verse notes, cross‑references, and historical context to explain key ideas such as Christ’s mission, the role of Peter, and the development of church authority. The discussion stays close to the text while noting how different manuscripts and early readings influence interpretation.

• Focused analyses of Matthew 16 (Peter’s confession and the keys of the kingdom) and related passages in Mark and Luke
• Explanations of the concept of church authority, including the idea of binding and loosing and the pope’s role
• Cross-referenced commentary that shows how parallel gospel accounts inform each other
• Historical notes on how scholars have approached text, doctrine, and church governance