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	title:	Gospel of Matthew (Sacra Pagina)
	author:	Daniel J. Harrington
	format:	Hardcover
	publisher:	Glazier (Michael) Inc.,U.S.
	released:	January 1, 1992
	isbn:	0814658032
	isbn-13:	9780814658031

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Harrington's Work a Valuable Contribution - Rated Daniel Harrington has produced a superbly readable commentary on Matthew's gospel. His mastery of current scholarship is evident (one would expect nothing less), and his interpretive insights are consistently on the mark. Although the Sacra Pagina series is an openly Roman Catholic project, Protestants will find that Harrington's treatment of traditionally "Catholic" texts is quite fair to all credible views, and his sincere effort to make sense of scripture on its own terms is admirable. This volume deserves a home in the library of every serious student of the First Gospel. Bravo, Daniel J. Harrington!

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Harrington's Work a Valuable Contribution - Rated 5/5
Daniel Harrington has produced a superbly readable commentary on Matthew's gospel. His mastery of current scholarship is evident (one would expect nothing less), and his interpretive insights are consistently on the mark. Although the Sacra Pagina series is an openly Roman Catholic project, Protestants will find that Harrington's treatment of traditionally "Catholic" texts is quite fair to all credible views, and his sincere effort to make sense of scripture on its own terms is admirable. This volume deserves a home in the library of every serious student of the First Gospel. Bravo, Daniel J. Harrington!