Products in Category: Biblical Studies - Exegesis & Hermeneutics

Joel, Amos & Obadiah: An Exegetical Commentary (DOWNLOAD)
The cultural and historical distance between the Old Testament prophets and their modern readers makes close study difficult. While these individuals spoke from God and therefore left a message that will always be relevant, God delivered His words through the vehicle of the prophets and their own s...
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Pillar New Testament Commentary - The Epistle to the Romans (DOWNLOADABLE)
Morris tackles the complexities of faith and interpretation associated with the Epistle to the Romans in this substantial yet easy-to-read commentary, written to be intelligible to the layperson while also taking account of modern scholarship.
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Interpreting the Epistle to the Hebrews [DOWNLOAD]
Presenting a wealth of introductory material, Interpreting the Epistle to the Hebrews serves as an essential prolegomenon for further study of this epistle and enables readers to make informed judgments when using commentaries. This outstanding contribution by Trotter completes the distinguished series of Guides to New Testament Exegesis.
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Interpreting the Book of Revelation [DOWNLOAD]
Interpreting the Book of Revelation provides a concise introduction to the careful interpretive study of Revelation. Its meticulous, scholarly approach to studying linguistic structure, vocabulary, and variant readings provides and exegetical model even for those who disagree with some of the author's conclusions.
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Interpreting the Book of Acts [DOWNLOAD]
Interpreting the Book of Acts presents the fruit of the author’s thirty–year reflection on the Lukan corpus. With a sure hand he guides the reader through numerous approaches to the text. Literary purpose and structure, narrative theology, discourse analysis, cultural backgrounds—all are exploited for insight. Yet throughout, the author keeps in view the practical needs of the student and pastor, breathing a spiritual warmth into the applications he makes.
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Interpreting the Gospel of John [DOWNLOAD]
Interpreting the Gospel of John presents and easy–to–follow, step–by–step plan for exegeting the fourth Gospel. It leads beginners through a maze of academic discussion concerning origins, authorship, and interpretation. Recent assessments are noted in an attempt to form an evangelical consensus—a “new look.” Textual, cultural, and literary considerations are explained. Leading commentaries on the Gospel of John are rated according to scholarship and reliability.
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Interpreting the Pauline Epistles [DOWNLOAD]
The nature of first-century letters, background sources, and a word-study method all help show students with some knowledge of Greek how to trace Paul's reasoning through difficult texts. This lucid, practical, down-to-earth manual explores nine crucial issues, including the nature of Paul's letters, their theological context, and grammatical analysis. Numerous illustrations and up-to-date bibliographies greatly enhance this resource.
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Interpreting the Synoptic Gospels [DOWNLOAD]
McKnight critiques various interpretive methods and suggests how students with some knowledge of Greek can benefit from different analyses. Careful study of the synoptic Gospels can be a life–transforming experience. Yet for many, such study is unexciting because they fail to take the required time, they simply do not know how to study the synoptic Gospels, or they do not have the necessary background to guide them through various passages. This book is intended to help students formulate principles and methods for studying the synoptic Gospels.
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Introducing New Testament Interpretation [DOWNLOAD]
Whether one studies the Gospels, the Epistles, or even the Book of Revelation, several common exegetical steps are necessary. Introducing New Testament Interpretation outlines seven of these steps. This manual constitutes the introductory volume in the Guides to New Testament Exegesis series. Each volume in this series, intended for those who have had some training in Greek, adapts different methods of exegesis to different types of genre in the New Testament.
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Analytical Handbook of the Greek Text of the Letter to the Philippians
Professor H.C. du Toit's work will help anyone with a basic understanding of Greek be able to easily follow the intricate patterns of Greek syntax in the book of Philippians. With this resource you can gain a greater understanding and admiration for the original Greek text of the New Testament. The focus of the analysis in the Analytical Handbook on Philippians is the syntactic relations in the text. Although the discussion is verse by verse, the basic linguistic unit used is the sentence. In those cases where sentences extend over more than one verse (or are shorter than a verse), this is indicated in the discussion and also reflected in the relevant diagrams.
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Light from the Ancient East
Light from the Ancient East uses nonbilical, nonliterary Greek and Latin ancient texts to shed light on the social, cultural and religious setting in which the NT was written. The work is intended for the general reader or non-specialist. Author Adolf Deissmann is often mentioned in the same breath as James H. Moulton, George Milligan, A. T. Robertson, and Frederick W. Danker.
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New Testament Exegesis and Research: A Guide for Seminarians
Divided into four parts, this practical book provides a basic introduction to the art of Greek exegesis for the beginner, an annotated bibliography dedicated to resources for exegesis, a general bibliography for New Testament research, and a listing of recommended New Testament commentaries.
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Introduction to Biblical Interpretation
Although accurate Bible interpretation is a challenging task, the authors of this book have combined years of expertise and devotion to Scripture to provide a truly unique volume that sets forth concise, logical, practical guidelines for discovering the truth in God's Word.
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Unleashing God's Word in Your Life
John MacArthur shares what he has learned about the Bible, how to study it, and how to discern its meaning.One of America's most respected Bible teachers explains:How the Bible is organizedWhy we can trust the BibleWhat the Bible means by what it saysHow the Bible can reveal God's willHow to grow sp...
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Introducing the New Testament
John Drane's Introducing the New Testament has long been recognized as probably the most authoritative and accessible survey of the subject, both for students and for general readers.The latest revision of this classic work takes full account of recent scholarly developments in areas such as the his...
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Diagrammatical Analysis
Diagrammatical Analysis is designed to facilitate the student's understanding of syntactical relationships in grammar. The parts of speech are defined and diagrammatically illustrated in English, Greek and Hebrew.Beginning with one's spoken language, the analyst has a foundation upon which he can bu...
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Difficulties in the Bible: Alleged Errors and Contradictions
This book is R. A. Torrey's classic look at some of the best known Bible difficulties. Torrey does not attempt to take up in detail every conceivable difficulty that could be found in the Bible. It would take many volumes to do that. Rather, he simply takes up those objections, two dozen in all, of ...
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Keys to the Bible's Treasure
Many Christians do not feel confident that they can accurately determine the meaning of Bible texts. If you feel this way or if you just want to improve your Bible study skills, then this book is for you. This book was written to give you a way to unlock the Bible's treasures and obtain an accurate ...
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Diving For Pearls in God's Treasure Chest
Do you ever think: "I do not know how to study the Bible"; "No one ever showed me how to study the Bible"; or "I do not know how to teach someone to study the Bible?" If so, this book was written for you. There is a simple way to discover the meaning of Bible texts. This method is easy to learn, eas...
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A Firm Foundation for your Faith
Written by Monty Mills, a former practicing Chartered Accountant, who after his seminary education has been a Bible teacher for the last 20 years. His logic and analytical skills coupled with his extensive knowledge and love for the Bible, has helped many to gain new insight into the Word of God. Ov...
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How To Study the Bible - John Macarthur, Jr.
How to Study the Bible examines not only how to study the Bible, but why Bible study is so important in every believer's life. The Bible is the Word of life, as well as hope in death.
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The Handbook to Bible Study by Paul S. Karleen
The Handbook to Bible Study represents an entirely new approach to Bible study. Nowhere else will the conservative Christian find another Bible study guide quite like it: concise yet comprehensive, innovative in approach yet traditional in doctrine. Instead of simply giving you facts, it supplies yo...
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A General Introduction to the Bible Revised and Expanded
This is the 1986 revised and expanded edition, with an excellent background for the serious student of the Bible. The work is divided into four major sections. Part One: The inspiration of the Bible. Part Two: Canonization of the Bible. Part Three: Transmission of the Bible. Part Four: Translation o...
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