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Matthew Henry — Commentary on the Whole Bible, Luke 15

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Evidence state: bibliographic / attribution metadata

Scope boundary: v54 records Henry's Luke 15 interpretation as reception history. Historical influence or confessional affinity does not establish exegetical correctness.

Release Introduced: v54
Work Date: early 18th century
Work Kind: biblical commentary
Authority Boundary: This work is an attribution/history entity. Its existence, age, reception, or denominational setting does not establish the correctness of its interpretation.
Evidence Classification: bibliographic / attribution metadata
Status: CURATED_PUBLIC

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Interpreter Authored WorkMatthew Henrybibliographic attribution Work Associated With TraditionEnglish Nonconformist / Reformed Protestant interpretationclassification metadata Work Documents Interpretation HistoryMatthew Henry — elder son as Jews/Pharisees; younger as publicans/sinners and Gentilesdirect primary-source attribution

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Christian Classics Ethereal Library — Matthew Henry, Commentary on the Whole Bible, Luke 15Underlying early-18th-century work is public domain in the United States; CCEL presentation is linked rather than mirrored · AI/RAG: PUBLIC_DOMAIN_UNDERLYING_WORK_METADATA_AND_PARAPHRASE_ONLY

Primary historical commentary witness for Henry's broad Luke 15 typological reading and Pharisee/publican application.

Citations

Matthew Henry, Commentary on the Whole Bible, Luke 15, early eighteenth century, CCEL electronic edition.