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Gain a deeper understanding of the New Testament with this anthology of commentary. Featuring insights from eminent theologians like Alvah Hovey, Edwin Charles Dargan, Ezra Palmer Gould, and William Arnold Stevens, this book is an essential resource for students of the Bible.

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Focusing on the history, structure, and function of churches, the book delves into the distinctions among Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant denominations, highlighting their beliefs and practices. Dargan examines the church's societal role, its interaction with the state, and its cultural and political influence. Written in a scholarly style with extensive references, it serves as a valuable resource for theology, history, and sociology students. This facsimile reprint aims to preserve and promote significant literary works.

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