The Sermon on the Mount : A Commentary on the Sermon on the Mount / by Hans Dieter Betz ; edited by Adela Yarbro Collins.

Foreword to Hermeneia -- Approaching the Text -- The Major Problems of Research in Historical Perspective -- The Literary Composition -- The Literary Genre -- The Literary Function -- 5:3-12: The Beatitudes -- 5:13-16: The Commission -- 5:17-20: The Hermeneutical Principles -- 5:21-48: The Antitheses. -- The Antitheses. -- The First Antithesis: Murder (Matthew 5:21-26). -- The Second Antithesis: Adultery (Matthew 5:27-30). -- The Third Antithesis: Divorce (Matthew 5:31-32). -- The Fourth Antithesis: Oaths (Matthew 5:33-37). -- The Fifth Antithesis: Retaliation (Matthew 5:38-42). -- The Sixth Antithesis: Love of the Enemy (Matthew 5:43-48) -- 6:1-18: The Cultic Instruction -- 6:19-7:12: The Conduct of Daily Life. -- Interpretation. -- On Treasures (Matthew 6:19-21). -- On Vision (Matthew 6:22-23). -- On Serving Two Masters (Matthew 6:24). -- On Anxiety (Matthew 6:25-34). -- On Judging (Matthew 7:1-5). -- On Profaning the Holy (Matthew 7:6). -- On Giving and Receiving (Matthew 7:7-11). -- The Golden Rule (Matthew 7:12) -- 7:13-23: The Eschatological Warnings. -- Two Ways and Two Gates (Matthew 7:13-14). -- The False Prophets (Matthew 7:15-20). -- On Self-Delusion (Matthew 7:21-23) -- 7:24-27: The Parable of the Two Builders -- 6:20b-26: The Beatitudes and the Woes -- 6:27-45: Rules for the Conduct of the Disciples. -- Conduct toward the Outside World (Luke 6:27-38). -- Conduct within the Community (Luke 6:39-42). -- Conduct toward Oneself (Luke 6:43-45) -- 6:46-49: The Parable of the Two Builders.

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