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Matthew Henry Commentary on the Bible

Matthew 7 - Introduction

* Christ reproves rash judgment. (1-6) Encouragements to prayer. (7-11) The broad and narrow way. (12-14) Against false prophets. (15-20) To be doers of the word, not hearers only. (21-29)

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