Bible Commentaries

Positive principles from Proverbs. Complicated situations are swirling all around us! Have you ever wished you had more knowledge? More experience? More wisdom? Thankfully, we have the ultimate source at our finger tips! Opening the Bible to a book...

First and Second Corinthians At Ephesus, Paul wrote the first epistle to Corinth (1 Co. 16:8). This was about AD 56, which was about five years after the church at Corinth was founded. That a church could be established in this wicked city is a tribute...

Daniel’s prophecies give an overview of God’s program for Israel from Daniel’s day until the second coming of Christ.Daniel is one of the fundamental keys to understanding New Testament prophecies (such as Matthew 24, 2 Thessalonians 2,...

Ezekiel’s name means “God will strengthen,” and that is a fitting name for a prophet who was called to minister to impudent and stiffhearted people (Eze. 2:3-5). Ezekiel began his prophetic ministry at age 30 (Eze. 1:1).Ezekiel was a...

Bible commentary covering James; 1st and 2nd Peter; 1st, 2nd, 3rd John; Jude.The commentary series is designed in a unique format to be used as verse-by-verse commentaries, as teaching courses, and for expository preaching. The commentaries are thorough,...

Hebrews covers one of the most important and amazing books in the New Testament.The proper interpretation of Hebrews depends upon understanding its two-fold theme. Hebrews is a warning to Jews who had professed faith in Jesus to continue in that faith...

Commentary on the book of Isaiah.Isaiah is the Hebrew Yesha-yahu or Yeshayaw, meaning “Jehovah is salvation.” It is synonymous in meaning with Joshua and Hosea. Isaiah was one of the most talented and influential men of history. He was a...

The name Jeremiah means “exalted of the Lord” or “appointed by the Lord.” Jeremiah prophesied during the reigns of the final five kings of Judah: Josiah, Jehoahaz, Jehoiakim, Jehoiachin, Zedekiah. He was called to be a prophet at...

The Minor Prophets are so named not because they are of lesser importance than the “major prophets” but because they are shorter in length than Isaiah Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel. (The exceptions are Hosea and Zechariah which have more...

Commentary on the books of 1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, and Titus.This series is designed in a unique format to be used as commentaries, as teaching courses, and for expository preaching. The commentaries are thorough, serious, broad, insightful, and practical,...

Commentary on the books of Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians.This series is designed in a unique format to be used as commentaries, as teaching courses, and for expository preaching. The commentaries are thorough, serious, broad, insightful, and...

A commentary on the book of Revelation.This series is designed in a unique format to be used as verse-by-verse commentaries, as teaching courses, and for expository preaching. The commentaries are thorough, serious, broad, insightful, and practical, with...