Bible Commentary

Eternal Kingdom: The Triumph of Christ and the Unshakable Hope of His Followers invites you on a journey through the heart of the gospel and the boundless love of God revealed in Jesus Christ. This book explores the life, ministry, sacrifice, and eternal kingship of Jesus—the One who is at the center of all history and the foundation of our faith. From His genealogy and birth to His resurrection and ascension, every aspect of Jesus’ life carries a profound message about the kingdom of God and His divine purpose for humanity. This journey begins with the ancient prophecies and promises ...

The Christian life is based upon the sacrifice of Jesus and in view of God’s mercy, we offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God—this is our true and proper worship (Romans 12:1). Let’s look at the sacrificial system and see how it forms a shadow preparing for the ministry of Jesus and the Christian life.

This book presents the whole Bible in an easy-to-understand style. God is its Author and we must see it from His perspective. God’s ultimate purpose is the complete restoration of all Creation. After Adam’s fall, God has worked systematically towards achieving this purpose. His progress is slow and methodical. Various stages must be completed before He can continue. These stages are shown and explained in a way you can understand them. Most teachers and preachers present the Bible in snapshots. These snapshots are pictures frozen in time.

Written in a bottom-line format and answers important questions such as: Is the Bible True? Does God exist? What is God like? Is Jesus God? The problem of going your own way. God's answer for your problem. What does it mean to be 'born again'? The Holy Spirit. The importance of the resurrection. The problem of pain, evil, and suffering. Excuses made for not believing in Jesus, Faith, Hope, what about other religions? Is hell real? What is heaven? What about death? Is there judgment? How can I pray? Where would our civilization be without Jesus? How your life changes when you follow Jesus.

Dr. Andrew C.S. Koh's book, General Epistles, is a must-read for Christians of all maturity levels. This 3-in-1 guide of 1 Peter, 2 Peter, and James provides a comprehensive Bible study and devotional guide to help readers grow in the knowledge of the grace of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. The book is divided into 16 lessons, each containing a prayer, reflection, application, and prayer. By reflecting on the teachings of scripture and applying them to our lives, we can learn to properly understand and interpret the word of truth. 2 Timothy 3:16–17 states, “All scripture is given by...

In this multi-award-winning history of the Bible in Australia, Meredith Lake gets under the skin of a text that's been wrestled with, preached and tattooed and believed to be everything from a resented imposition to the very Word of God. A must-listen for non-believers and believers alike, The Bible in Australia explores how in the hands of Bible-bashers, immigrants, suffragists, evangelists, unionists, writers, artists and Indigenous Australians, the Bible has played a defining and contested role in this country.

More and more, the world is becoming multi-ethnic and multi-religious. Wherever you live, you are coming in contact with people of other ethnic and religious backgrounds. We need to understand how to communicate with them. John wrote his gospel when he was living in Ephesus, a city with a multi-ethic and multi-religious society. People from all over the empire came to Ephesus because it was the political, social and economic center for this region.

After the Apostle's scathing rebuke to the church in his first letter, Paul was relieved to hear that they had responded well. They had repented. They had corrected their errors. They had received his message as it truly was, from God. They had, but not all. There remained in the church a segment who challenged Paul's authority as an apostle. 2 Corinthians is a celebration of the victories an instruction on giving and a confrontation with the Judaizers. The message is as relevant today as it was two thousand years ago.

Rather than contain vague references to the words and actions of "the LORD" and "God" within the text, The First Seventy offers both seasoned readers/listeners of the Bible and those new to the text a spiritual explanation that can be discussed, debated, and incorporated into each individual's moment-to-moment life. Weaving direct quotations from the Bible into a fluid narrative, The First Seventy: A Retelling Commentary, Creation - The Ten Commandments retells and explains the interconnected story that spans the first seventy chapters of the Bible.

Ever wonder why there are so many different interpretations of the Bible? A book that apparently has all the answers but winds up being understood in 1000 different ways? Could it be that it was never meant to provide objective solutions to the world but to instead serve individual believers as a map for their respective walks? Have we misinterpreted the purpose and place of the New Testament today?

How can we truly live a life of faith? Over 4,000 years ago, God called a man named Abraham to begin a wonderful journey of faith with him. Abraham was a pagan who worshiped idols; however, he left his home, family, and security to follow God. God called Abraham to be a centerpiece in his plan to redeem all people (Gen 12:1–3). All nations would be blessed through him, as he was the father of Israel—God’s priests—and an ancestor of Jesus—the one who gave his life to save the world (John 3:16). Because of Abraham’s great faith, he is called the father of all who believe (Gal 3:7)...

The wisdom of Solomon was part of the Greek Bible most often quoted by Jesus Christ and the Apostles. To what degree did Jesus and the Apostles regard the content of this book, and incorporate it in their teachings? The evidence is in the text itself. Conceptual themes are considered with respect to frequent allusions made throughout the New Testament.

This opus is a commentary on the book of Genesis, King James Version of the Holy Bible. While the entire manuscript may be listened to in just several hours, it is hoped that significantly more time will be spent on it. It’s guaranteed that doing so will be time well-spent. Not only does this work contain material suitable for the neophyte religious listener, but it also has a wealth of information for the most serious Bible scholar and student, as well.

An examination of the nature of the Bible and the claim for its reliability as a revelation from God.

In this commentary, we will examine Exodus 20. This chapter gives the initial giving of the Ten Commandments. God gave them as a foundation for Israel’s national identity and worship. Their implementation also marked a dividing line in humankind’s history. Though there is controversy and varying commentaries on the Ten Commandments, their eternal truth yet resounds. The Christian, today, should not only memorize these commandments, but also understand their application in the Christian life.

Disclaimer: Previuosly published by the author under the title, Moses:Let my people Go, Exodus 1-20 Experience the remarkable story of Moses and the Israelites as they journey from slavery to freedom. This book shows how God chooses an unexpected leader, performed miracles, freed His people, and established His covenant through the Ten Commandments. This book highlights how God's faithfulness, power, and grace shaped a nation through events like the burning bush, the plagues of Egypt, the parting of the Red Sea, and the revelation at Mount Sinai. This divine influence continues to shape and...

Today, we are witnessing the historically powerful American Order experiencing perhaps its greatest peril as it struggles against the tidal wave of new challenges from Covid-19, the rapid rise of Christian Nationalism, large-scale Apostasy, and an increasingly divided nation streaming toward increased violence and possibly even Civil War. Dr. Kelly takes on these growing trends by examining Scripture by Scripture, the Sixth Chapter of the Book of Revelation as a Template to help explain the reasons for the current Crisis, and where America is likely headed.

Christianity has obscured the fact that Jesus taught Judaism. This loss is visible in many ways, such as the misinterpretation of many New Testament Scriptures. This book rediscovers the unyielding, even strengthened, commitment to the Law by Jesus and the New Testament authors. With both Bible citations and historical references, this book restores a full understanding of the gospel of the Jewish kingdom.

A Bíblia é o livro que mais influencia povos e nações do mundo inteiro. Ela está presente no cotidiano de 6 bilhões de pessoas, mesmo daquelas que nunca folhearam suas páginas. Mas o que, de fato, sabemos sobre ela?

What reasonable evidence exists that the Bible is true? Many people, even in intellectual and academic circles, believe that because the Bible is a "religious" book, it can't withstand scientific or critical analysis. In this brief yet comprehensive guide, you can find answers to compelling questions such as: How do we know that the Bible is accurate?