The Biblical Teaching on Divorce and Remarriage
Edition: first published from 2007
Publisher: self
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Comberton, Cambridgeshire, England
Language: eng
Format: digital edition
Number of pages: 587
Copyright date: 2014
Description: An analysis of the - so called - exception clause of Matthew 19:9, especially in the Greek New Testament. Dr. McFall finds that an illegitimate Greek word EI ('if' in english) was added to the exception clause and argues that this addition is a source of of the ongoing controversy over this verse.
Notes: Available for free at:
	https://www.academia.edu/10729554/Erasmus_and_Divorce_in_Matthew_19_9
	https://lmf12.wordpress.com/unpublished-articles/
Table of contents: label: Part 1
title: Erasmus's Influence on the Divorce Texts; label: Part 2
title: The Foundation of Love-Headship Authority; label: Part 3
title: The Office of Elder and Its Qualifications; label: Part 4
title: Overview of History: God Hates Divorce; label: Part 5
title: Moses on Divorce and Remarriage; label: Part 6
title: Jesus on Divorce and Remarriage; label: Part 7
title: Paul on Divorce and Remarriage; label: Part 8
title: Guidelines for Christian Counsellors; label: Part 9
title: Correspondence with the Author; title: Conclusion; label: Appendix A
title: The Translation of Matthew 19:9 in the English Versions; label: Appendix B
title: An Explanation for the Author's Literal Translation of Matthew 19:9; label: Appendix C
title: Critique of Divorce and Remarriage; label: Appendix D
title: Textual Notes on Matthew 5:32 and 19:9; label: Appendix E
title: Erasmus's Latin Translation of the Divorce Texts; label: Appendix F
title: The Superiority of the Majority Text; label: Appendix G
title: contents of Codex Leicestrensis; label: Appendix H
title: Clement of Alexandria; label: Appendix I
title: How to Critique Works on Divorce; label: Appendix J
title: The Verb 'to Fornicate'; title: Bibliography