Layman's Bible Commentary Set


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"Here's an accessible reference that aids personal Bible study or Sunday school preparation -- the Layman's Bible Commentary, reference for the everyday Christian, not the scholar! This 12-volume set covers all 66 Bible books -- from Genesis to Revelation -- providing section-by-section commentary on the flow and theme of each book, as well as historical and literary context for each. Major interpretations are presented for controversial passages and topics. Puzzling passages and Bible practices are explained, and charts and diagrams further aid your understanding. And 'Take It Home' segments provide a practical application for each passage"--Publisher's website




Rome's Challenge


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Why do Protestants keep Sunday? From the Catholic Mirror, the official organ of Cardinal Gibbons, Baltimore, Maryland.




Layman's New Testament Bible Commentary


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Do Bible commentaries seem huge and daunting? They don't have to be! The Layman's New Testament Bible Commentary is the perfect all-in-one resource for better understanding of Matthew through Revelation.







Genesis in Space and Time


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Challenging modern skepticism, Francis A. Schaeffer shows why Genesis provides solid ground for answering the questions of humanity's origin and purpose.




The New Layman's Bible Commentary in One Volume


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Combines introductory articles with paragraph-by-paragraph of commentary to produce a single up-to-date exposition of Scripture. Scripture quotations are from the Revised Standard Version of the Bible.




Layman's Old Testament Bible Commentary


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Do Bible commentaries seem huge and daunting? They don't have to be! The Layman's Old Testament Bible Commentary is the perfect all-in-one resource for better understanding of Genesis through Malachi.




A Bible Handbook For Beginners


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This handbook is designed to help all believers to have a better grasp of the Bible. But it is also written with the Jewish people in mind. Without the Jewish history, there would be no Christianity. John 1:11 declares that Jesus “space reserved for photo” came unto His own (the Jewish people), and His own received Him not (they rejected Jesus as their Messiah). As a result, salvation has come to the Gentile nations (Romans 11:11). The apostle Paul uses an olive tree as a metaphor in Romans 11:24 to explain an integral truth. Paul, in that text, says that we as Gentiles who were considered wild by nature (non-Jews) were grafted into the natural olive tree (Jews), along with the natural branches, through Jesus Christ, who is God's chosen One to reconcile both the Jews and the Gentiles into one covenant. This metaphor speaks not only of two differing races of people uniting together in one covenant, but it speaks to the fact that Judaism and Christianity are dependent upon each other. One cannot do without the other. They are divinely intertwined. Hence, we have the term "Judeo-Christian." God intended that the Jewish nation was to be a prototype of the church body of Jesus Christ. This handbook reveals that process of God's divine plan. It will be obvious as you wade through the pages of this handbook--the unfolding of the plan of God from ages past. It will reveal how God has worked through obstacle after obstacle to produce a solution for all people regardless of religion, race, color, culture, or gender.




Layman's Bible Dictionary


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Compact, authoritative and easy to understand definitions of bible terms.




The Bible Handbook


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