by W. Clyde Tilley
"A persuasive exposition of the Sermon on the Mount that makes it relevant to Christians today."
— from the Foreword by Robert G. Bratcher
"In my judgment, the manuscript is excellent. The title is apt, both attractive and cogent. A good case is made for the Sermon on the Mount (SM) as indeed a sermon, evangelistic at that. The study probes deeply into the intention of the SM and is cogent in the whole hermeneutical task. The style is forceful and attractive. The message of the SM is articulated with unusual clarity and force, with proper attention to relevance. In its wholeness and as 'a new fabric', it is an original."
W. Clyde Tilley was, at the time of publication, teaching at Lane college in Jackson, Tennessee. He previously taught at Union University from 1966 to 1989. Professor Tilley earned his Ph.D. in Ethics at Southern Seminary. He is the author also of Marching as to War. This is his first book with Smyth & Helwys.
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