William Barclay was a prominent 20th-century Scottish theologian, known for his scholarly work and engaging writing style. He was born in 1907 and became a minister in the Church of Scotland, while also teaching New Testament studies. Barclay's contributions to theology include numerous commentaries on the New Testament, where he combined rigorous scholarship with practical application, making complex ideas accessible to a wider audience. In addition to his academic work, Barclay was a prolific...