This three-volume set offers a comprehensive guide to studying the New Testament from a theological, historical, and literary perspective. Henry Alford, a renowned biblical scholar and Anglican theologian, provides detailed commentary and analysis of the New Testament, as well as practical advice for interpreting and applying its teachings. This book is an essential resource for Christian scholars, pastors, and laypeople, as well as anyone interested in the history and theology of the New Testament.

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