Lectures Exegetical and Practical on the Epistle of James
Overview
Providing a new translation of the Epistle of James, Robert Johnstone elucidates the exemplification of Godly characteristics in everyday life. Offering clarification and practical application, Johnstone draws upon the past writings of John Calvin, Johann Albrecht Bengel, and Johann Peter Lange to validate his deductions.
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- Expository lectures on the epistle of James
- Provides practical application
- Offers notes on the Greek text
Johnstone’s commentary on the Epistle of James is a carefully written and scholarly book. The several lectures exhibit careful thought and sufficient learning, and are rich in practical instruction unfolded directly from the text. Mr. Johnstone’s style is vigorous and clear, and he writes with earnest.
—The Congregational Quarterly
- Title: Lectures Exegetical and Practical on the Epistle of James
- Author: Robert Johnstone
- Publisher: Anson D. F. Randolph & Co.
- Publication Date: 1877
- Pages: 466
