Deepen your understanding of Old Testament prophecy with the Classic Commentaries and Studies on Jeremiah and Lamentations Upgrade. This collection provides historically significant translations, commentaries, and detailed character explorations of Jeremiah. Students of original languages … more
Proverbial teaching is one of the most ancient forms of instruction—handed down in short, pithy, easy-to-remember sayings, proverbs have long been used to instruct and exhort. The book of Proverbs, in keeping with the form, is designed for reflection and practical application. Amassing … more
The Book of Job is lauded as not only a stunning theological and spiritual achievement, but a masterpiece of poetic literature. The celebrated poet and novelist Victor Hugo said, “Tomorrow, if all literature was to be destroyed and it was left to me to retain one work only, I should save … more
Survol Découvrir des textes classiques des XIXe et XXe siècles pour votre étude des langues bibliques et l’histoire Chrétienne. Cette collection offre une progression grammaticale rigoureuse pour français, grec, hébreu, latin, araméen, etc. Un soin particulier est attaché à la … more
Get a complete set of tools for studying Genesis with the Classic Commentaries and Studies on Genesis Collection. It includes exegetical and grammatical handbooks, interlinears, commentaries, and theological monographs—all aimed at illuminating the meaning of Genesis, its literary … more
In 1643, a synod of British clergy and members of Parliament assembled at Westminster Abbey in order to restructure the Church of England. The Assembly met for 10 years, and though ultimately the restoration of the monarchy led to the repudiation of the Assembly’s work in England in 1660, … more
The Classic Commentaries and Studies on Acts Upgrade (36 vols.) contains some of the most significant classic studies on the book of Acts from the nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries. With authors such as William Arnot, Joseph Parker, and David Thomas, this collection offers more … more
Scottish judge Adam Gifford believed that the active knowledge of God engenders humanity’s well-being. Thus, in his 1885 will, he bequeathed £80,000 to four Scottish universities—Edinburgh, Aberdeen, St. Andrews, and Glasgow—for the establishment of a lecture series dealing with natural … more
Read important ancient versions of Scripture and the writings of the Oriental church fathers in their original language with this classic Ethiopic grammar. Written by acclaimed Semitics scholar, August Dillmann, this grammar gives you access to primary source documents like the Patrologia … more
