The Church Pulpit Commentary: St. Mark–St. Luke VII
Overview
The Church Pulpit Commentary series includes work by various important members of the Anglican Church. In The Church Pulpit Commentary, St. Mark–St. Luke VII, an assortment of ministers, theologians, and scholars provide short essays on selected verses of the Gospels of Mark and of Luke to chapter seven. A perfect study tool for pastors or teachers, this classic work includes a trove of powerful illustrations for sermons and lessons. To ease your sermon preparation even more, you’ll also find a reference guide at the beginning of each chapter, to help to you find the ideal illustration.
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Key Features
- Provides written illustrations for use in sermons, Sunday School lessons or other teaching opportunities
- Gathers the insights of various authors to provide numerous points of view
- Includes reference guide at the beginning of each chapter
Essays Included
- St. Mark
- What Is the Gospel?
- The Genesis of the Gospel
- The Voice in the Wilderness
- St. Luke
- The Church’s Power
- A Prepared People
- Dumb, Because of the Unbelief
Product Details
- Title: The Church Pulpit Commentary, St. Mark–St. Luke VII
- Editor: James Nisbet
- Series: The Church Pulpit Commentary
- Publisher: J. Nisbet & Co.
- Publication Date: 1908
- Pages: 384