Crossway Classic Commentary S.
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Henry explores Revelation's imagery and symbolism as the church is reminded of God's sovereignty in accomplishing his will. A Crossway Classic Commentary, abridged and adapted for today's reader.
For hundreds of years, Christendom has been blessed with Bible commentaries written by great men of God highly respected for their godly walk and their insight into spiritual truth. The Crossway Classic Commentaries series, carefully adapted for maximum understanding and usefulness, presents the very best work on individual books of the Bible for today's believers.
The Gospel of John, called "the spiritual gospel" in early church history, is among the most profound books of the New Testament. A powerful portrayal of the earthly life and ministry of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, it explores precious tenets of the faith - Christ's nature, His reasons for coming to earth, His determination to fulfill the Father's will by giving His own life for us, the splendour of His miracles, the supremacy of His love.
This is a helpful volume that will enrich the faith of new and mature Christians alike.
The Gospel of John, called "the spiritual gospel" in early church history, is among the most profound books of the New Testament. A powerful portrayal of the earthly life and ministry of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, it explores precious tenets of the faith - Christ's nature, His reasons for coming to earth, His determination to fulfill the Father's will by giving His own life for us, the splendour of His miracles, the supremacy of His love.
This is a helpful volume that will enrich the faith of new and mature Christians alike.
John's epistles have enriched and equipped followers of Christ down through the centuries. The themes - such as walking in the truth, acknowledging our proneness to sin, being wary of the lies of antichrist, and denying ourselves the empty entricements of the world - continue to be invaluable for the people of God.
This classic commentary will help contemporary Christians obtain a deeper understanding of the letters of John and experience growth in godliness.
This classic commentary will help contemporary Christians obtain a deeper understanding of the letters of John and experience growth in godliness.
For hundreds of years Christendom has been blessed with Bible commentaries written by great men of God highly respected for their godly walk and their insight into spiritual truth. The Crossway Classic Commentaries present the very best work on individual Bible books, carefully adapted for maximum understanding and usefulness for today's believers.
The book of Acts provides an invaluable transition in the Bible from the life of Christ to the formation and expansion of the New Testament Church and the inspired apostolic letters of that era. The birth and spread of the Church, early struggles in the Body of Christ, and the conversion and later missionary journeys of Paul make for enlightening and nurturing reading for all followers of the Lord Jesus Christ.
John Calvin's insightful examination of this action-packed, fast-paced section of Scripture will give serious Bible students a solid grip on the key passages and themes of Acts. And that in turn will give believers renewed enthusiasm and boldness in taking the good news of Christ to their own time and setting.
The book of Acts provides an invaluable transition in the Bible from the life of Christ to the formation and expansion of the New Testament Church and the inspired apostolic letters of that era. The birth and spread of the Church, early struggles in the Body of Christ, and the conversion and later missionary journeys of Paul make for enlightening and nurturing reading for all followers of the Lord Jesus Christ.
John Calvin's insightful examination of this action-packed, fast-paced section of Scripture will give serious Bible students a solid grip on the key passages and themes of Acts. And that in turn will give believers renewed enthusiasm and boldness in taking the good news of Christ to their own time and setting.
With memorable stories and important beginnings, Genesis is one of the most well-known Old Testament books. It is more than just a history, however; the Bible's first book teaches us about God and ourselves, laying the foundation of Christianity.
John Calvin notes theological themes that run through this ancient book and into our hearts and lives today - including our ruinous guilt, our radical alienation from God, and his redeeming love. Calvin's ability to discern character and motivation from clues in the text, blended with his understanding of man's condition, creates a work that is constantly probing and practical, a thought-provoking and faithful exploration of this great book of the Bible.
John Calvin notes theological themes that run through this ancient book and into our hearts and lives today - including our ruinous guilt, our radical alienation from God, and his redeeming love. Calvin's ability to discern character and motivation from clues in the text, blended with his understanding of man's condition, creates a work that is constantly probing and practical, a thought-provoking and faithful exploration of this great book of the Bible.
For hundreds of years Christendom has been blessed with Bible commentaries written by great men of God who were highly respected for their godly walk and their insight into spiritual truth. The Crossway Classic Commentary Series, carefully adapted for maximum understanding and usefulness, presents the very best work on individual Bible books for today's believers.
Timothy and Titus were two of Paul's faithful associates. When problems arose in a church, Paul knew he could depend on either one of them to handle the situation. In these three epistles Paul encourages his younger colleagues in their roles as pastors. He advises them on worship, leadership, integrity issues, and generation gaps. With confidence the aging apostle passes the torch of faith and exhorts them to be Christ's representatives on earth. John Calvin's exploration of the key passages of these three pastoral epistles not only provides historical insight into the early church, but also guidance and encouragement for pastors and lay leaders today.
Timothy and Titus were two of Paul's faithful associates. When problems arose in a church, Paul knew he could depend on either one of them to handle the situation. In these three epistles Paul encourages his younger colleagues in their roles as pastors. He advises them on worship, leadership, integrity issues, and generation gaps. With confidence the aging apostle passes the torch of faith and exhorts them to be Christ's representatives on earth. John Calvin's exploration of the key passages of these three pastoral epistles not only provides historical insight into the early church, but also guidance and encouragement for pastors and lay leaders today.