Matthew Henry explores Revelation's imagery and symbolism as the church is reminded of God's sovereignty to accomplish His will.
No other New Testament book poses more serious and difficult interpretative challenges than Revelation. Full of vivid imagery and striking symbolism, the church is ultimately reminded of God's sovere… Read more…
In this volume, Puritan preacher and clergyman Thomas Manton offers insights on Jude's epistle, which was devoted to revealing the character of godless men who turned God's grace into a license for immorality.
Jude devoted his epistle exclusively to confronting those who had defected from the true biblical faith and the false teac… Read more…
The great Reformer John Calvin studies key passages of the epistles to the believers at Thessalonica.
Forced out of Thessalonica by the Jews for his effective ministry, Paul wrote to encourage and teach the new believers there. Within his first letter, according to John Calvin, is a brief definition of true Christianity. It is a… Read more…
This in-depth commentary on Ephesians outlines the Apostle Paul's suggestions for spiritual growth and explains why the Christian life is worthwhile.
CROSSWAY CLASSIC COMMENTARY
Throughout the history of Christianity, many great minds have devoted themselves to the study and explorati… Read more…
1 Corinthians, one of Paul's epistles to the church at Corinth, is a masterpiece of spiritual truth applied to church crises of belief and practice. Hodge's commentary on it is an undeniable classic.
CROSSWAY CLASSIC COMMENTARY
Throughout the history of Christianity, many great minds have de… Read more…
This Crossway Classic Commentary on the book of John summarizes the basics of the faith, including Christ's nature and the profound meaning of His presence and works on earth.
CROSSWAY CLASSIC COMMENTARY
Throughout the history of Christianity, many great minds have devoted themselves t… Read more…
In this commentary on Genesis, John Calvin, the celebrated Reformer and renowned expositor of scripture, explores critical passages of the Bible's first book. Abridged and adapted for the contemporary reader, this volume brings Calvin's eloquent commentary and insightful analysis into the present. An excellent and historic guide for students consid… Read more…
This commentary on the Psalms comes from three of the greatest Bible commentators. Study the Psalms with the assistance of Matthew Henry, John Calvin, and Charles Spurgeon. The Psalms are an amazing collection of praise, prayer and prophecy, and these three giants of the faith bring out the most crucial elements, principles and applications of the … Read more…
The Expositor’s Bible was first published in eight series, each with six volumes, from 1888 to 1905. Edited by Sir W. Robertson Nicoll, the series featured contributions from twenty-nine prominent preachers from various Protestant backgrounds, emphasizing the shared beliefs across many denominations.
Nicoll, a theological writer, apologi… Read more…
The Expositor’s Bible was first published in eight series, each with six volumes, from 1888 to 1905. Edited by Sir W. Robertson Nicoll, the series featured contributions from twenty-nine prominent preachers from various Protestant backgrounds, emphasizing the shared beliefs across many denominations.
Nicoll, a theological writer, apologi… Read more…
The Expositor’s Bible was first published in eight series, each with six volumes, from 1888 to 1905. Edited by Sir W. Robertson Nicoll, the series featured contributions from twenty-nine prominent preachers from various Protestant backgrounds, emphasizing the shared beliefs across many denominations.
Nicoll, a theological writer, apologi… Read more…
The Expositor’s Bible was first published in eight series, each with six volumes, from 1888 to 1905. Edited by Sir W. Robertson Nicoll, the series featured contributions from twenty-nine prominent preachers from various Protestant backgrounds, emphasizing the shared beliefs across many denominations.
Nicoll, a theological writer, apologi… Read more…
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