[WordSearch] Tyndale Old and New Testament Commentary 47 Volumes

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Tyndale Old and New Testament Commentary

47 Volumes

Publisher: InterVarsity Press - UK

Category: Commentary Sets

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The Tyndale Commentary Series has long been a favorite of preachers, teachers, and serious students of God’s Word. Carefully staying true to the Bible text, each commentary in the set walks through every passage one at a time, making sure to stop at each significant Greek or Hebrew word. Aiming to be fully understood by everyone, including those with no experience in biblical languages, this series is easy to understand, but it also digs deeply into the text.
Written by some of the world’s most distinguished evangelical Bible scholars, the Tyndale Commentary Series is scholarly without being overly technical. Each volume includes a concise but thorough introduction, giving you the background information on the book covered. The commentary then goes through each section of the text, showing you the overall themes along with commenting on individual verses. When Greek and Hebrew words are discussed, the transliteration is offered to make it easily readable. The authors explain why the word is important and how it’s related to the target passage and to other Scriptures.
Studying with the Tyndale Commentary Series will raise your personal level of Bible understanding. When using this resource in Wordsearch, you’ll be able to easily cross-reference with the text, Strong’s Concordance, and other study tools in order to get the most out of your Bible study time.
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Endorsements

The Tyndale volumes have long been the premier shorter-length commentary series on both Testaments throughout the English-speaking world.

Craig Blomberg, Denver Seminary

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Part of a coordinated Greek study curriculum, this volume is designed to function as a companion to Fundamentals of New Testament Greek and its accompanying workbook (Eerdmans, 2010); an intermediate grammar of New Testament Greek is forthcoming.

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新註釋系列: Reading the New Testament (Helwys), Second Series

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“Reading the New Testament” Launches “Second Series”

You may remember the excellent series “Reading the New Testament” (Hewlys), which featured scholars such as Charles Talbert, Charles Cousar, David Garland, and Luke Timothy Johnson. These were short volumes which covered the flow and sweep of the text, rather than detailed verse-by-verse exegesis. These were really handy for following the landscape of the forest of the text without getting bogged down in the minute details of the trees.
Now, this series is getting a “remake,” called “second series,” not replacements, but all new volumes nonetheless. The editor is Dr. Todd D. Still. The audience is not scholars and researchers, but pastors and students.
We have already seen two volumes published in this “second series” of “Reading the New Testament.” I have read bits of both of these, and they are very good!

Andrew Arterbury has published on the Gospel of Luke.

Alicia D. Myers has written on John and the Johannine Letters.

• Nijay Gupta on 1-2 Timothy, Titus for this series