One of the most influential and widely-cited conservative scholars from nineteenth-century Europe, Frédéric Louis Godet contributed enormously to New Testament scholarship and the debate over biblical inspiration. As the author of more than a dozen New Testament commentaries and an expert on the life of Paul and the Pauline epistles, Godet is rightfully remembered as one of the most influential conservative voices in European biblical scholarship.
The Frédéric Louis Godet Commentary Collection contains Godet’s two-volume commentary on Romans, three-volume commentary on the Gospel of John, and numerous other commentaries on the gospels and Pauline epistles. This collection also contains a collection of essays on the doctrine of the atonement, as well as a volume of key apologetic lectures delivered by Godet in his hometown of Neuchâtel in modern-day Switzerland.
