The Pulpit Commentary-Book of Ephesians

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One of the largest commentary sets of its kind, the Pulpit Commentary helped to set the standard of conservative theology and every day application of Biblical truth. The Pulpit Commentary is truly an EXHAUSTIVE Bible resource, containing nearly 30,000 pages of verse-by-verse exposition, a translation, historical and geographical information, followed by the homiletics section, homilies by numerous authors, a homiletical index to the Bible, and a complete general index. Expressing the best of twentieth century Biblical scholarship, the Pulpit Commentary in this wonderful electronic format is an absolute must-have for any preaching student or pastor.


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The beauty of the Pulpit Commentary lies in the way it breaks down each Biblical passage and gives 3 distinct expositional tools to its reader. First, it offers an introductory Exposition with commentary and general observations on the passage from a wide range of theological perspectives. Second, it includes a Homiletics guide with devotional insights, teaching suggestions and ideas for practical application of the messages. Finally, there is a Homilies section which includes actual sermons given by the authors of that volume, with a point by point analysis of the major themes. As a whole, these 3 treatments of each passage provide a detailed outline of its key concepts, all while retaining a rich sense of biblical context--context of both the immediate book and the larger themes of Scripture. This powerful combination of expositional teaching is sure to bring you insight for every part of the Bible and every part of your life.

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