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Bible Commentaries

Jamieson, Fausett, and Brown

Long considered one of the best conservative commentaries on the entire Bible, the Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary offers practical insight from a Reformed Evangelical perspective

Wycliff Bible Commentary

Scholars from across the conservative spectrum in American Protestant Christianity have combined to produce a valuable one-volume commentary on the entire Bible. The Wycliffe Bible Commentary brings together scholars from 15 different denominations and 25 schools of Christian higher education, and focuses on determining the meaning of the text. It is neither a devotional commentary nor a technical exegesis, but is an insightful help for serious Bible students looking to understand the text. Introductory information such as authorship, dating and an outline of the text is included for every book of the Bible, as is a bibliography for each book. Thus, The Wycliffe Bible Commentary proves itself a valuable resource for any serious Bible student.

The Bible Knowledge Commentary

Our best-selling "small" commentary set for laypeople is The Bible Knowledge Commentary duo, edited by John Walvoord and Roy Zuck. (We call it "small" because it's just one volume on the Old Testament and one on the New---but in every other way this set is BIG!)

Wiersbe’s Expository Outlines of The New Testament

Warren Wiersbe leads you book by book through the Bible to help you see the "big picture" of God's revelations. You'll find an outline for each book, pages of introductory notes, studies on key topics relating the OT to the NT, and easy-to-understand expositions

Theology

The Great Doctrines of the Bible                       William Evans

A clearly-outlined examination of ten major doctrines: God, Jesus, the Holy Spirit, Man, Salvation, the Church, Scripture, Angels, Satan, and the Last Things. 80 more subjects are arranged topically for easy reference. Each entry points to relevant Bible texts so you can search the Scriptures for yourself.

A Survey of Bible Doctrine                               Charles Ryrie

In his survey of Bible doctrine, Ryrie covers such topics as what is doctrine and why is it important, what is the nature of God, what inspired the Bible, who is Jesus Christ, what does the Holy Spirit do, what is the nature of the angelic world, what is the true nature of man, how does salvation work, and what is the biblical model for the church. An excellent tool for developing a more complete understanding of the Bible.

The Moody Handbook of Theology                  Paul Enns

Theology is a broad and diverse topic. If you are looking for a concise look at the major theological systems, The Moody Handbook of Theology is for you. It offers introductory material on the five major types of theology: biblical, systematic, historical, dogmatic, and contemporary.

Lectures In Systematic Theology                      Henry C. Theissen

First published in 1949, Lectures in Systematic Theology has been a valuable resource for students, pastors and teachers. Revised by Vernon D. Doerkson in 1979 and reprinted in 2002, it is now even more valuable. Changes which appear in the revised edition include: the replacement of older citations with more current biblical and theological works; the addition of a section on personal eschatology; revisions to the sections on inspiration, election, demons, and pretribulationism; a new chapter on the Holy Spirit; a full bibliography for further study.

Apologetics

Baker Encyclopedia of Christian Apologetics     Norman Geisler

This comprehensive reference volume examines every key issue, person, and concept related to Christian apologetics. Written entirely by leading apologist Norman Geisler, it stands as the culmination of he authorÂ’s lifelong career and ministry. This resource joins several other volumes in the Baker Reference Library in offering the finest of evangelical scholarship to both scholars and laypeople.

Can Man Live Without God?                             Ravi Zacharias

For every generation, there is a persuasive voice of truth and reason, and Zacharias speaks powerfully to today's college students and intellectual leaders. He challenges seekers and believers alike to examine the ultimate questions: Does God exist? Who is Jesus? What gives life meaning? His eloquent arguments and sincere compassion give you fresh insight into these compelling questions

Christian Apologetics                                         Norman Geisler

College and seminary students! Equip yourselves to uphold the validity of the Christian faith with this specially priced edition of Geisler's classic. Avoiding the pitfalls of emotional arguments, it prepares you to intellectually withstand the frontal attacks and subtle influences of other worldviews. Includes sections on surveying, verifying, and applying the claims of historical Christianity. Advanced

Evidence That Demands a Verdict (I&II)           Josh McDowell

The best-selling defense of Christianity! McDowell presents scholarly, intelligent, and well-grounded answers to challengers of the historical accuracy and integrity of the Bible. His ''reasons to believe'' will intrigue non-believers and give Christians ready explanations for their faith. Valuable for students, pastors, and lay leaders.

When Skeptics Ask                                           Norman Geisler

When skeptics ask questions, believers need to be ready with evidences for their faith. This handbook helps you do that. Geisler (author of the popular Christian Apologetics) and Brooks give understandable explanations why belief in Christ and the Bible is reasonable. Their question-and- answer format makes it easy to find what you need, and a glossary of terms helps with unfamiliar words. When skeptics ask . . . you need this book!

Interpretation of The Bible

Reading the Bible for All Its Worth                     Fee and Stewart

Enjoy God's Word to the fullest! This classic reader-friendly manual explains the different kinds of biblical literature---such as prophecy, Gospels, poetry, and history---so you can get the most from them. The newly revised third edition includes an updated list of recommended resources and a new section on the Song of Songs.

Protestant Biblical Interpretation                         Bernard Ramm

"Hermeneutics," writes the author, "is the science and art of Biblical interpretation...As such it forms one of the most important members of the theological sciences." After surveying the history of biblical interpretation, the author devotes seventy pages to explicating "the Protestant system of hermeneutics." He then discusses the doctrinal, devotional, and practical use of the Bible. Following a chapter on the hermeneutical dimension of the problem of biblical inerrancy and secular science, he concludes with chapters on the interpretation of types, prophecy, and parables.

Classical Evangelical Hermeneutics                     Mal Couch

Equip yourself to understand God's Word! This informative guide will help you master the time-tested principles of biblical interpretation at the heart of evangelical theology. Discover how a solid understanding of the historical, grammatical, and contextual settings of Scripture can illuminate truths as relevant today as they were thousands of years ago.

Basic Bible Interpretation                                   Roy Zuck

Isn't Bible interpretaion just for the experts? No, says Dr. Zuck---it's essential for each Christian's understanding and application of Scripture. Discover the challenges, problems, key terms, and history of interpretation---all in practical, down-to-earth language. Develop the skills you need to get the most out of your Bible study!

The End Times (Eschatology)

Things to Come                                                 Dwight Pentecost

An encyclopedic reference work on biblical prophecy. Pentecost explores the basis of eschatology, biblical hermeneutics, covenants, prophecies of this age and its end, the tribulation, the second advent, and the millennium and the eternal state. Though he discusses many interpretations, Pentecost's own view is premillenial and pretribulational. ''. . . a standard and comprehensive text in biblical eschatology.'

Bible Study Tools

A General Introduction to The Bible                   Norman Geisler

Your starting point for Bible study is right here. All your "beginning" questions are answered: Who wrote the Bible? Which books belong in it? Has it been accurately preserved and translated? This edition includes new sections on the inerrancy of the Bible, recent trends in textual criticism, a review of modern English translations, and more.

How To Study The Bible                                   John MacArthur

John MacArthur's Bible Studies consist of the study notes from Dr. MacArthur's messages and tapes. Each book in the series coincides with radio and tape messages and is an in-depth look at that particular subject. It examines not only how to study the Bible but why Bible study is so important in every believer's life.

New Testament Introduction                              Donald Guthrie

Twenty years after it was first issued, Dr. Guthrie has undertaken a careful reworking of his classic New Testament Introduction. This new edition takes into account the past two decades of biblical scholarship as it discusses the issues of authorship and authenticity, purpose and structure, historical context and cultural setting of each New Testament book. The notes and bibliographies are updated as well. And of course Guthrie's staunchly evangelical tone is still here!

A Popular Survey of The Old Testament            Norman Geisler

Save with this hardcover that is priced 1/3 less than its paperback version. Dr. Geisler's methodical study explains each Old Testament book and illuminates their historical, cultural and Christological backgrounds. Maps, charts, and photos also provide further clarification.

Dispensationalism

Dispensationalism                                          Charles C. Ryrie

This book is the first book-length contemporary apologetic for dispensationalism to be written by a recognized scholar. It will you a system of Bible interpretation and the scholarship of Dr. Ryrie recommends it your attention. He writes from a perspective of history as well as contemporary theology preserving the conservative Biblicist view.

A Study of the Life of Christ

The Words and Works of Jesus Christ            J. Dwight Pentecost

From the point of view that Christ is the eternally preexistent Son of God come in the flesh, Dr. Pentecost traces the events of His life from His lowly birth is glorious ascension to the Father. Each incident, each statement, each miracle becomes significant as it contributes to the story of us, the Redeemer from the heart of God. The Redeemer is also the appointed King, and it is His kingship that is the focus in each chapter.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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