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In this scholarly and thought-provoking work, the author examines the implications of the Revised Version of the Bible on the text of the gospels and their interpretation. By comparing the revised and unrevised versions, Cook sheds light on the historical, linguistic, and theological nuances of the texts and deepens our understanding of the life and teachings of Jesus. This book is a must-read for theologians, clergy, scholars, and anyone interested in biblical studies.
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