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Title: 592 Pages of Commentary on 180 Verses of Scripture
Review: 592 pages of commentary on 180 verses comes to a little over three pages per verse, and this is not a large print edition. The analysis is exhaustive (and sometimes exhausting), but the serious student of the Gospels will find the book a gold mine of information.Brown followed this book up with a two volume work on "The Death of the Messiah," but cut the trilogy short by declining to write "The Resurrection of the Messiah." Given the quality and depth of analysis shown in "Birth" and "Death," it would have been very interesting had he shared his scholarship in a volume on the resurrection. We can get a hint of what he might have said in that volume by reading his comments on the resurrection narratives in his "Introduction to the New Testament."
