Tag Archives: Commentaries
Commentary: Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi, Micah, Nahum, Zephaniah, Habakkuk
Commentary: Amos, Obadiah
Commentary: Jonah, Ruth
Commentary: Hosea, Joel
Commentary: Daniel
Commentary: Ezekiel
Commentary: Revelation, Lamentations
Commentary: 1, 2, 3 John, Jeremiah
Commentary: 2 Peter, Jude, Isaiah
Commentary: 1 Peter, Ecclesiastes
Commentary: James, Proverbs
Commentary: Hebrews, Psalms
Hebrews
Hebrews appears to be so formidable that many do not begin to study it in detail and benefit from its riches. An easy introduction would be Donald Guthrie’s contribution to the Tyndale series (1983) or Raymond Brown’s commentary in the Bible Speaks Today series (1982). (more…)
Commentary: The Pastorals, The Book of Job
The Pastorals
The two letters of Paul to Timothy and the letter to Titus (generally called the Pastoral Epistles) are often treated by scholars as a later creation of some unknown author. This often has the effect of devaluing their teaching and making some regard the Pastorals as only of secondary importance in the canon of Scripture. Therefore, it is important to fins a commentary that will take the claim to Pauline authorship seriously and argue it persuasively. (more…)
Commentary: 1 & 2 Thessalonians, The Song of Songs
Review
1 & 2 Thessalonians
The Thessalonian epistles are possibly the earliest Pauline documents that we have in the New Testament. They reveal to us something of Paul’s motives and methods in ministry and show particularly his teaching about the return of Christ and its implications for us. (more…)