Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges: Hebrews

F. W. Farrar’s analysis of the Greek text of Hebrews illuminates the nuances and history of the language, and presents an in-depth reading of this intricate and important book of the Bible. Before Farrar examines the Greek text, he offers his observations on the questions that surround … more

Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges: John

In this volume Alfred Plummer offers insightful notes on the Greek text of the Gospel of John. He also includes thorough introductory texts covering the life of John, the object and plan of the gospel, and its relation to the Synoptic Gospels. Plummer also includes a detailed analysis of … more

Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges: 1 Peter

With over 100 pages of notes concerning the Greek text, Blenkin has produced a perfect companion to reading 1 Peter in its original language. Blenkin also examines the life and character of Peter, the authorship of the epistle, and the date and place of it writing. Blenkin also covers the … more

Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges: Romans

R. St. John Parry’s notes on the Greek text of Romans are rich with insightful observations and explanations. His introduction includes a detailed overview of the Epistle to the Romans exploring its genuineness, the date and place it was written, its character and contents, and its … more

Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges: Luke

In this volume F. W. Farrar provides an excellent introduction to the Gospel of Luke in Koine. With a valuable preface that covers the life of Luke, the authenticity of the Gospels, characteristics of the Gospels, and Hellenistic Greek, Farrar’s helpful chapter-by-chapter notes equip the … more

Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges: Galatians

Before his extensive commentary on Galatians, A. Lukyn Williams provides a fascinating history of the people that inhabited the Province of Galatia around the time this epistle was written. Williams also provides a chronology of Paul’s life, and includes a chapter on the permanent value … more

Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges: 1 Corinthians

“At the time of the Apostle’s visit, Corinth was the most considerable city in Greece,” begins Lias in the introduction to this volume on 1 Corinthians. Before providing almost 200 pages of commentary on the Greek text, Lias provides an insightful introduction to 1 Corinthians, covering … more

Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges: Pastoral Epistles

J. H. Bernard presents the Greek texts of 1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, and the epistle to Titus, along with insightful commentary and observations on the texts. Also included are chapters defending the Pauline authorship of these books and a literary history of all three epistles. Bernard also … more

Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges: Mark, 2nd Series

Alfred Plummer’s updated volume on the Gospel of Mark provides an interesting overview of the Gospel’s history, covering its sources, plan and contents, characteristics in vocabulary and style, literary history, and integrity. The commentary on the Greek text is thorough and Plummer … more

Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges: Acts

With 400 hundred pages of extensive commentary on the Book of Acts, J. R. Lumby has provided a thorough treatment on this important book of the Bible. Lumby also provides an insightful introduction where he examines the author of Acts, the date of the work, the sources for the narrative, … more

Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges: 2 Corinthians

Alfred Plummer’s in-depth examination of 2 Corinthians contains a multi-chaptered introduction to this significant book of the Bible. Plummer covers the genuineness of the Epistle, its purpose, the contents, and its language and style. Plummer also dedicates a chapter on the integrity of … more

Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges: Ephesians

J. O. F. Murray’s notes on the Greek text of Ephesians are indispensible for reading this epistle in its original language. His introduction to the tenth book of the New Testament covers its content and form, its relationship to Colossians, the time and place of its writing, and its … more

Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges: 1, 2, & 3 John

“In order to understand the motive and tone of the Epistles, it is requisite to have some clear idea of the circumstances, local, moral, and intellectual, in the midst of which they were written,” states Alfred Plummer in the introduction. This volume contains Plummer’s fascinating … more

Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges: Mark

In Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges: Mark, G. F. Maclear expounds the Greek text of the book of Mark and, provides an introduction to the life of Mark, including and the circumstances of the composition of his Gospel. Maclear also offers a general analysis of this … more

Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges: 2 Peter and Jude

Before providing his succinct and practical commentary on 2 Peter and Jude, M. R. James provides an in-depth introduction to both important books. James explains the connection between 2 Peter and Jude before exploring each of them separately. James pays special attention to the content … more