Rival Group Identities in the Matthean Gospel: Evidence from Matthew 1–2 and 23

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Abstract

Throughout his career andrew Lincoln, happily now my colleague in the University of Gloucestershire and predecessor in the named chair i hold, has undertaken the most perceptive and detailed interpretation of a wide range of new testament texts, especially on John, ephesians, and hebrews. he has also written important thematic studies of pauline eschatology and theology and the virgin birth of Jesus. it is, accordingly, a great privilege to be able to contribute this essay on Matthew to his Festschrift, which, in its focus on the Matthean infancy narrative, connects with a passage on which he has written at length
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationConception, Reception, and the Spirit: Essays in Honor of Andrew T. Lincoln
EditorsJ. Gordon McConville, Lloyd K. Pietersen
PublisherThe Lutterworth Press
Pages19-35
Number of pages17
ISBN (Print)9780227175996
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2015

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