Digital Logos Edition
Go deeper into the Word with Paul Kretzmann’s well-loved Bible commentary, designed for the everyman. Though rich with careful exposition and rigorous scholarship, Kretzmann’s Popular Bible Commentary was created to be put into the hands of everyday Christians—a trusted tool used by people of all education levels. Published by Concordia Publishing House between 1921 and 1924, this classic commentary is “composed in the spirit of Luther, whose one paramount desire was to have all people read and understand, believe, and live the Bible. It is a commentary such as Luther would have written, had he lived in America today: a commentary of the Bible and for the Bible” (John Theodore Mueller, from the foreword). Kretzmann’s commentary is distinguished by its accessible language and practical focus. Forgoing lengthy discussions of grammatical technicalities, etymology, variations in the manuscripts, or heterodox opinions, Kretzmann focuses on simply offering clear exposition of the Bible. The result is a helpful Bible study aid that anyone can use, offering rich insights into the text’s meaning and application. Working verse by verse, the commentaries also include chapter summaries and brief introductions to each book. This four-volume commentary set endures as a classic guide for laypeople, as well as for teachers, Sunday school leaders, and small group facilitators. Lutheran scholar Kretzmann’s thoughtful insights, engaging voice, and concise, practical style make his commentaries a valuable tool for Bible students of all levels. The Logos edition of Kretzmann’s Popular Bible Commentary equips you for better study with cutting-edge functionality and features. Easily compare English translations of Scripture passages and access original-language texts. Important terms link to dictionaries, encyclopedias, and a wealth of other resources in your digital library. The Topic Guide lets you perform powerful searches to instantly gather relevant biblical texts and resources. Tablet and mobile apps let you take the discussion with you. With Logos Bible Software, the most efficient and comprehensive research tools are in one place, so you get the most out of your study.
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“The first case is that of inconsiderate impulse, the second that of conflicting duties, the third that of a divided mind” (Volume 1, Page 320)
“No sooner had Jesus set foot to the land, with the intention of going over to the city which was not far distant, than two demoniacs came toward Him, the more violent of whom Luke speaks of.” (Volume 1, Page 310)
“They need not clash, but have their worth, if the relation of values is always regarded, and first things are placed first.” (Volume 1, Page 326)
“ So absorbed was she in the words of eternal truth that came forth from the mouth of Jesus that she forgot all else.” (Volume 1, Page 326)
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