NIVAC ebook sale up to 23/11

NIV Application Commentaries on sale: US$4.99@ only

Note these ebook platforms:

• Amazon/Barnes & Noble/Christian Book, US$4.99 (see here) (留意: Kindle沒有直接copy and paste的功能, 較轉接的方法見此)
• Google ebooks, HK$23.00 (see here) (留意: 沒有直接copy and paste的功能, 較轉接的方法: highlight文字並選搜尋Google)

(5 volumes never–before-available as eBooks
Exodus—Peter Enns
2 Samuel—Bill T. Arnold
Psalms, Vol. 1—Gerald H. Wilson
Proverbs—Paul Koptak
2 Corinthians—Scott J. Hafemann )

limited-time free Logos ebook on grace

By Grace Alone: How the Grace of God Amazes Me

by Ferguson, Sinclair B.

Reformation Trust, 2010

In this book, Dr. Sinclair B. Ferguson examines the wonder of divine grace. You’ll get seven looks at amazing grace, each structured around a stanza of the hymn “O How the Grace of God Amazes Me.”

highly recommended Bible reading/study app 微讀聖經

微讀聖經 (Android版 / Apple版)

• 附繁簡的和合本, 新譯本, NET可供下載
• 暫無原文版本, 但其"原文研讀"的"原文解析"功能已有原文和(簡體)中文的interlinear及中文parsing
• 附原文詞典(database: 信望愛資訊中心)及中文的"精讀本聖經注釋"
• 設不同譯本對照並讀或單一譯本段落模式閱讀. 
• 各功能皆設下載, 不用上網. 

(credit: Alfred Suen)

Key Bible and Theological Reference Tools

“Rolfing Unshelved” Tag Archives: Key Bible and Theological Reference Tools 

(The blog of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School library)

-posts introducing English bible versions, bible introductions, commentaries, original lang. lexicons, grammars etc

more recommended commentary lists

Rolfing’s recommended commentary lists – Old Testament; New Testament.
(Note: the library of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, USA)

free Kindle ebook by Alister McGrath [till 8/11]

Alister McGrath, If I Had Lunch with C. S. Lewis: Exploring the Ideas of C. S. Lewis on the Meaning of Life  (Tyndale House Publishers, 2014)

free ebook [Kindle/Vyrso/Epub] on politics and Christians [till 4/11]

• recommended; very relevant to the HK situation now:

Charles Drew, Body Broken: Can Republicans and Democrats Sit in the Same Pew?

This book is meant to help Christians “develop practical biblical convictions about critical social and political issues.” It’s recommend by J. I. Packer and Tim Keller.