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The Synoptic Gospels (1909) is a book by Claude G. Montefiore, with the collaboration of Israel Abrahams.
Abstract
A commentary to the Synoptic Gospels, from a Jewish perspective.
Editions and translations
Published in London [England]: Macmillan, <2 vols.> 1909. Revised ed. (1927). Reissued in New York, NY: Ktav, 1968, with a prolegomenon by Lou H. Silberman.
Table of contents
Volume I
- Introduction
- Translation of the Gospel According to Mark
- Commentary (with Translation) upon the Gospel According to Mark
- A. The Prelude.
- B. The Ministry in Galilee and in the Territory of Philip.
- C. Jesus journeys northward into Tyrian territory, then through Decapolis and the territory of Philip, back to Galilee.
- D. Jesus on the way to Jerusalem.
- E. The entry of Jesus into Jerusalem and his teaching in the city.
- F. The Passion and Resurrection.
Volume II
- Commentary (with Translation) upon the Gospel According to Matthew
- A. The Birth Stories
- B. The Baptism, the Temptation and the opening of the Ministry in Galilee
- C. The Sermon on the Mount
- D. The Ministry in Galilee and in the Territory of Philip
- E. Jesus on the way to Jerusalem
- F. The entry of Jesus into Jerusalem and his teaching in the City
- G. The Passion and the Resurrection
- Commentary (with Translation) upon the Gospel According to Luke
- A. The Prologue
- B. The Birth and Infancy Stories
- C. The Baptism and the Temptation
- D. The Galilaean Ministry
- E. "The Great Insertion": (Jesus journeys through Samaria towards Jerusalem)
- F. Jesus approaches Jerusalem
- G. The Entry of Jesus into Jerusalem and his Teaching in the City
- H. The Passion and the Resurrection
- The 'Am-ha-'Arec by Dr. Israel Abrahams