The Gospel of Matthew: An Exposition

by Charles R. Erdman

Publisher:

Westminster

, 1921

Overview

Dividing the Gospel of Matthew into thematic sections, the author provides clear exposition and connection between Matthew and the prophecies of the Old Testament. Erdman clarifies the genealogy of Christ, gives adequate synopsis of key principles, and analyzes the explicit and implicit connections to the Old Testament.

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Key Features

• Provides clear exposition and connection between Matthew and the prophecies of the Old Testament
• Clarifies the geneaology of Christ
• Gives adequate synopsis of key principles in the Gospel of Matthew

Contents

Top Highlights

“only the wise were ready to enter with him into the marriage feast” (Page 197)

“long years first were to pass. It was, however, to be sudden” (Page 197)

Praise for the Print Edition

Within the limits the writer has prescribed for himself, the commentary is clear, concise, helpful, and devotional in spirit.

—The Homiletic Review

Product Details

• Title: The Gospel of Matthew: An Exposition
• Author: Charles R. Erdman
• Publisher: The Westminster Press
• Publication Date: 1921
• Pages: 233
• Resource Type: Commentaries
• Topic: Matthew

About Charles R. Erdman

Charles R. Erdman (1866–1960) was educated at Princeton University and Princeton Theological Seminary. Erdman was ordained in 1891, and went on to become pastor of Overbrook Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia.