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If you want to get the most out of the New Testament, then you want Barclay's Commentary.
The Bible was written to be applied, not simply studied. Just click on any New Testament verse and Barclay's Commentary instantly appears, leading you to meet God through challenging insights into the Scripture. This dynamic commentary will help you apply God's Word in your own life - and inspire you to teach others!
- The dusty streets of First Century Jerusalem come alive with his helpful insights on ancient Middle Eastern culture.
- Language barriers disappear as he explains the nuances of Biblical Greek - in plain English. This is a favorite commentary of language students!
- Confusing passages are made easy to understand by his straight-forward commentary.
Dr. Barclay's excellent cultural and language studies have earned his commentary a place on evangelical bookshelves around the world. Just ask any pastor! Millions of Christians worldwide have seen the Bible's relevance to today's life through this inspirational and informative commentary. $99.95
Who is William Barclay?
Professor William Barclay
(1907-1978) of Glasgow University was a popular Scottish
Theologian and one of this century's most important communicators
of God's Word. Creatively teaching through lectures, sermons,
books and on television, his work inspires the lay person as well
as the theologian. Dr. Barclay's excellent cultural and language
studies have earned his commentaries a place on evangelical
bookshelves around the world.
What does Barclay say about Mark
16:1-8, The Resurrection?
"One
thing is certain-if Jesus had not risen from the dead, we would
never have heard of him... By far the best proof of the
Resurrection is the existence of the Christian church. Nothing
else could have changed sad and despairing men and women into
people radiant with joy and flaming with courage. The
Resurrection is the central fact of the whole Christian
faith."
John Phillips is widely respected in Evangelical circles. He served as assistant director of the Moody Correspondence School and director of the Emmaus Correspondence School, the largest Bible correspondence ministry in the world.
The Exploring Series is known for unique features which make it a favorite of Bible students and preachers. In addition to a thorough exposition of the text, Phillips provides a detailed alliterative outline, authorship information, numerous illustrations, and wonderfully practical application. If you are looking for a preacher's commentary, this is an excellent choice. $20
In this series Phillips introduces us to an interesting selection of Old and New Testament characters. He explores their strengths and the great things they accomplished for God. He also looks at the struggles, temptations, and failures that sapped their spiritual strength and led them into sin. These biographical sketches make valuable devotional studies and are ideal sermon starters.
These collections of outlines have been developed by a true master of the craft. Some are short and pithy, others are longer and more detailed. Some can be expanded into a whole series of messages. All of them will help the preacher keep his points well in hand as he delivers his sermon, and help the audience retain the highlights of the message.
H.A. Ironside's lifelong ministry, including eighteen years as pastor of Moody Memorial Church, was dedicated to helping people understand the Word of God. Several generations of Christians have relied on his writings to enrich their personal study and to aid them in their own teaching ministries.
These tools are most often used as commentaries, but are also ideal for devotional reading.
This is a very popular title! The verse-by-verse commentary provides a warm look at the wisdom of Solomon, recorded for the benefit of God's people in all ages. $15
One of Ironside's most popular volumes, this book studies the prophecies of Daniel, emphasizing historical events and examples of God's faithfulness. $15
Matthew is generally considered to be "the Jewish Gospel," written to show honest inquirers that Jesus was indeed the one of whom Moses and the prophets spoke. Of course it contains a significant message for Christians as well, and the author brings this out with a wonderful blend of scholarly insight and simple clarity. $15
This new edition of the Ironside's work on the Gospel of Mark has been freshly edited for a new generation of readers. Both introductory notes and a helpful harmony of the gospels have been added. $15
A devotional commentary on this well-loved Epistle stressing that "to live is Christ, to die is gain." $15
This short epistle deals first with the supremacy of Christ and then with lessons for practical Christian living. $15
A look at the major themes of these two Epistles with both loving concern and sober warnings. $15
The letter to the Hebrews serves as an excellent guide to all Christians for practical daily living, while also lifting our eyes heavenward to Christ as the great High Priest. $15
This commentary on three Epistles examines living faith exemplified by godly behavior in James, the good deeds and patient endurance of the Christian in 1 Peter, and steadfastness in the days of apostasy in 2 Peter. $15
This commentary on the vital prophetic book of Revelation is based on the premise that everything will occur as predicted. $15
Fisk shows that both the sovereignty of God and man's free will are clearly taught in Scripture. He provides a thought-provoking collection of quotations from scores of great theologians on predestination, election, foreknowledge, and free will. $15
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