Holman Old Testament commentary ,v.6: I and II Samuel

During the period of the judges, the Hebrew tribal groups had setteld in their theritories. Life revolved around the groups. Everyone shared in the land's Resources. No. central government imposed …

Holman Old Testament commentary, v.12: Psalms 76-150

For centuries, the book of Psalms has played a leading role in sahping the spiritual life of the church. THis sacred collection of inspired worship songs has proven to be a strong catalyst for ushe…

Holman New Testament commentary, v.2: Mark

Written for Gentile readers, especially Romans; mark presents Jesus as the ultimate servant. Mark Emphasized what Jesus did rather than what he said. The world immediately is used over forty times …

Holman New Testament commentary, v.4: John

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ISBN/ISSN

978-0-8054-0204-9

Collation

xii,402p.; 23 cm.

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Call Number

R 225.7 AND h/4

Holman New Testament commentary, v.3: Luke

Luke, the doctor, traveled with Paul on parts of his missionary journeys as indicated by the we passages in Acts. He received the Christian tradition from eyewitnesses. He was not an apostle or ear…

Holman New Testament commentary, v.6: Romans

IT is impossible to understand the purpose and theme of the epistle to the Romans without understanding the author. A book that for nearly two thousand years has been the benchmark of Christian tru…

Holman New Testament commentary, v.1; Matthew, c.1-2

Yes. Jesus Christ is exactly the kind of man you want to save the world! That is what the gospel of Matthew is all about. Take a long, thoughtful look at Jesus! Here is the kind of man you would fo…

Holman New Testament commentary, v.10: Hebrews & James

The title to the Hebrews, though not original, can be traced back to the last quarter of the second century. The readers of thsi book were familiar with the Old Testament and knew the ritual of the…

Holman New Testament commentary, v.11: I & II Peter, I, II & III John, Jude

A circulating letter to first century Christians scattered over the northern part of modern Turkey. Delivered or recorded by Silas, a friend and coworker of the apostle Peter. Sent from Rome identi…

Holman New Testament commentary, v.7: I & II Corinthians

The letter was probably written about AD 54-56 from Ephesus during Paul's third missionary journey. Paul wrote to the church in the city of Corinth, the capital city of the Roman province of Achaia…