This book is an absorbing study which reveals important links between the Bible and the Qumran texts. The author discloses the principles of Biblical interpretation which the authors of the Qumran…
How to we encourage and build up fellow believers? How can we correct their shortcomings? How can we fulfill the desire to see them become 100 % Christians? .... To answer these question, the auth…
This book leads readers through the rich and complex words of the evangelist with a careful verse-by-verse exposition that will enrich their understanding of the original text, its historical conte…
. F. Bruce's treatment of the Gospel of John is a scholarly, concise, and practical--useful for the academic and a small group leader in a church. As with all his works, Bruce is not hesitant in de…
Bruce's "Acts" has a very brief introductory section, consisting of approximately 12 pages.(Some of the commentaries in the NICNT series have a much more extensive introductory section.) Despite th…
The Bible has been translated more than any other piece of literature and is currently available in over two thousand languages, with several languages having numerous versions. Outlined here is th…
Bruce's goal was to write this in such a way that even a casual reading of it will make it evident how the different sections of Paul's material are connected (Bruce even includes his own original …
The idea of the ' Holy-Book' is a familiar one to those brought up in the Hebraeo-Christian tradition, for the Bible at once apprears as the supreme example of a Holy Book. The author use the words…
This book is a true inspiration for small group Bible study and / or worship in that style , if nothing else. It perhaps is the progenitor of his later New Testament History which is more hum-drum…
In this volume of essays, based on the 1977 Moore College lectures in Sydney, Australia, F. F. Bruce examines five examples of the fulfillment of the Old Testament in the New. In the first essay, f…