An abridgment of the critically acclaimed Expositor's Bible Commentary, this Gold Medallion-winning resource gives you in one volume all the essential information and practical insights of the original five-volume New Testament set while trimming off cumbersome technical details.

Both the epistles of Hebrews and James generated much debate during the Reformation period. The author of the former is unknown, and the latter was dismissively labeled as an "epistle of straw" by Martin Luther. Yet both of these letters have proven to be essential for Christians, both during the Reformation era and today.

This translation of the New Testament uses as many English words as are necessary to bring out the richness, force, and clarity of the Greek text. Intended as a companion to, or commentary on, other translations, Wuest's "expanded translation" follows the Greek word order and reflects emphases sometimes missed in English.

This bundle includes Ironside's commentaries on the books of the New Testament, and the published volumes of his Old Testament commentaries covering most of the Old Testament.

A collection of Henry A. Ironside's notes, sermons, and lessons on 23 books of the Old Testament, combined into one convenient, passage-by-passage commentary for PocketBible.

In this commentary, Pastor James H. Grant Jr. applies Paul's message to contemporary churches by moving expositionally through 1—2 Thessalonians, covering both personal and corporate concerns.

The Reformation Commentary on Scripture provides a crucial link between the contemporary church and the great cloud of witnesses that is the historical church. The biblical insights and rhetorical power of the tradition of the Reformation are here made available as a powerful tool for the church of the twenty-first century.