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( )Albert Barnes :
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the language of Palestine. That language was not pure Hebrew but a mixture of the Hebrew,
Chaldaic, and Syriac, commonly called Syro-Chaldaic or Aramaic. . . . The Christian
fathers, without any exception, assert that Matthew wrote his Gospel for the use of the
"Christians in Palestine, and say that it was written in the Hebrew dialect.


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have been the author. Why, for example, would someone who had spent so much time with
Jesus rely on another author (Mark) for nearly two-thirds of his stories, often repeating them
word for word (including the story of his own call to discipleship; 9:913)? And why would
he never authenticate his account by indicating that he himself had seen these things take
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