The Pastoral Epistles

by Ernest Faulkner Brown

Publisher:

Methuen & Co.

, 1917

Overview

The Pastoral Epistles provides exegetical commentary on the Pastoral Epistles—namely the books of Timothy and Titus—Ernest Faulkner Brown succinctly studies the authorship, credibility, and scope of the text.

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Key Features

• Discusses the history and cultural background behind the authorship of these epistles
• Contains intelligent exegesis on the epistles of Timothy and Titus
• Provides verse-by-verse commentary

Contents

• Introduction
  • Timothy and Lystra
  • Timothy as Companion of St. Paul
  • Titus as Companion of St. Paul
  • Authorship of the Letters
  • Titus and Crete
  • The Second Epistle to Timothy
• Text and Commentary
  • The First Epistle to Timothy
  • The Second Epistle to Timothy
  • The Epistle to Titus

Product Details

• Title: The Pastoral Epistles
• Author: Ernest Faulkner Brown
• Publisher: Methuen & Co.
• Publication Date: 1917
• Pages: 162

About Ernest Faulkner Brown

Ernest Faulkner Brown was educated at Trinity College and Oxford University before becoming a missionary to Kolkata, India. Brown’s published works include From Nature to Christ and Epistle to the Hebrews.