This endeavor, born out of fourteen years of hard work, surveys the life of Christ as recorded in the four Gospels. It contains a defense of the Authorized Version of the Bible, especially the four Gospels, but is void of the rancor often employed by some in dealing with this subject. In courteous but straight talk, Dr. Henry R. Pike deals with several of the pseudo beliefs regarding divine inspiration of Scripture, the unsaved "textual critics," and the sensational date-setting eschatology, which is the handmaid of radical dispensationalism. This exhaustive commentary clearly and concisely presents each Gospel's themes and lessons, explaining the customs, manners, and symbols surrounding the text. It provides four Gospel overviews, presenting each book's theology, view of Jesus' ministry, and divine inspiration, and addresses relevant social, political, religious, and moral issues. - Publisher.

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