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The book of Revelation seems to provoke two responses; obsession or terror. For some, the book is a playground they can never leave, as they find s...

From the cover: "The author would like to 'Read Romans' to the individual who has no extensive library, is no Bible scholar (in the technical sense...

In preparing the comments in this book, my aim has been for the average reader to be able to read the book of Revelation without being overwhelmed ...

Paul’s letter to the Romans is incredibly rich, fundamental in significance, practical,challenging, encouraging and comforting. Romans has its diff...

Revised and Expanded 2nd Edition "Primarily aimed to be a textbook for Florida College, we hope that other Christians will find the content helpful...

The Book of Acts: Commentary by Johnny Stringer is verse-by-verse commentary that takes the student though the New Testament record of the earliest...

The first part of this volume is an exegesis of Paul's letter to the Ephesians and other related Scripture. The second part contains a presentation...

The Avenging of the Apostles and Prophets is a commentary on the New Testament book of Revelation. First published as a hard back in 1985, Christia...

Complete New Testament in One Volume If the Bible is God's message to the common people, the most important object that piety and learning can prop...

Rather than interpreting the visions of Revelation through the fog of twenty centuries of history, L. A. Mott endeavors to look through the eyes of...

The Challenge: Practice What You Preach. The Goal: Pure Religion. If you desire only a feel-good religion, you will be in for a terrible shock as y...

Thinking Through the Bible Series L.A. Mott's expositions effectively guide students as they truly think through each book for themselves. By show...

L.A. Mott's expositions effectively guide students (without patronizing them) as they truly think through each book for themselves. By showing the...

This commentary on Hebrews by Robert Taylor, Jr. is written for individual and Bible class study. There are 24 chapters and 268 pages - paperback.

Robert R. Taylor, Jr. continues his outstanding "Studies In" series with this volume on Galatians and Philippians. Each book is introduced and outl...

Acts is Luke's apology for Christianity, a demonstration that God was in the work of the apostles. The "powers that be" had set themselves in oppos...

A commentary on the Book of Romans written by an experienced and mature gospel preacher. It is written in a clear, straightforward manner and is ea...

A commentary on the Book of Romans written by an experienced and mature gospel preacher. It is written in a clear, straightforward manner and is ea...

Born in 1829, John William McGarvey devoted his life to studying and teaching God's word. Many consider his work on Acts to be a classic. Althoug...

Rejoice With Me is Wayne Jackson's updated commentary on Paul's letter to the church at Philippi. The author probes beneath the surface of the Engl...

A practical work because James is a practical book. This book is designed to give an understandable exegesis of the text with applications for toda...

The final recorded words of a person generally are perceived to be of keen interest. Particularly is that so when the individual is of considerable...

This is a collection of studies from the book of Acts by Curtis Flatt which were originally presented in classes and preached as sermons. They have...

A Study Guide and Exposition L.A. Mott’s forté is careful analysis of biblical text, and this ability is nowhere better displayed than in Thinking ...