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When Kealy’s similar history of the interpretation of Mark’s Gospel was published, it was described by Howard Clark Kee as ‘an excellent comprehensive history and analysis of Marcan interpretation arranged chronologically.’ This current, massive two-volume pioneering work sets all the major works on Matthew against the changing and developing background of Biblical interpretation over nearly two thousand years, from the writers of the patristic era right up through the twentieth century, form and redaction criticism, and the latest approaches.
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