"TO FULFILL ALL RIGHTEOUSNESS": WHAT DID JESUS MEAN?
According to Matthew, this last of the prophets (11:9-15) came preaching in the wilderness of Judea (3:1), announcing himself as the messianic forerunner predicted in Isaiah 40:3. According to Davies and Allison, "The most convincing approach to the difficult phrase ... refers to Jesus fulfilli...
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