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William Barclay (–1978)

Author of The Gospel of Mark

Also known as: Wiliam Barclay, William Barclay, William Barcley, William Barkley, Willaim Barclay, Willian Barclay ... (see complete list), Wiiliam Barclay, William ed. Barclay, Rev. William Barclay, William Barclay; William (Editor) Barclay, lecturer in the University of Gla William Barclay, William Bible. N.T. Romans. English. 1957. Barclay

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William Barclay, world-renowned Scottish New Testament interpreter, noted as a profound scholar and an extraordinary writer. He studied at the University of Glasgow and at Marburg University, Germany. He was the minister of Trinity Church, Renfrew, Scotland, and later, Professor of Divinity and Biblical Criticism at the University of Glasgow.
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