Aiming to produce both an international and interdenominational commentary that unifies Christians, Philip Schaff worked closely with publishers T&T Clark in Edinburgh and Charles Scribner’s Sons in New York and with almost a dozen biblical professors and scholars from around the globe to produce a New Testament commentary that could be read and enjoyed by Christians of any denominational calling. His project was a great success, resulting in solid exegesis and practical applications for nearly every verse in the New Testament. With familiar classic authors like Marcus Dods, William Burt Pope, and Philip Schaff, this commentary is essential to any Logos library looking for interdenominational depth.
Over a hundred years later, this commentary is still referenced in modern commentaries and textbooks. Filled with maps, charts, pictures, graphs, and images, this commentary appeals to the aesthetic mind as much as to the academic. Discover the timeless, interdenominational teachings of this popular, hard-to-find English commentary.
