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La exposición clara, la inclusión del bosquejo de cada libro, así como importantes datos acerca del autor, del trasfondo histórico, propósito del libro, fecha de redacción, distintivos del texto y desarrollo del argumento, hacen de este Comentario un auxiliar indispensable para todo estudiante de la Biblia. El texto bíblico que se usa es de la Versión Reina-Valera (1960).
Es una herramienta de estudio especialmente preparada para entender mejor las Sagradas Escrituras.
Responde a preguntas tales como:
• ¿Qué quiere decir este pasaje?
• ¿Qué significa esta palabra griega o hebrea?
• ¿Cómo se explica una aparente contradicción entre pasajes paralelos?
• ¿Dónde encuentro datos acerca del trasfondo histórico de este libro?
Además, explica las Escrituras pasaje por pasaje, contiene mapas, tablas y gráficas que aclaran el texto bíblico y los comentarios son concisos y fáciles de leer.
Author Bios
John Walvoord
John Flipse Walvoord (1910–2002) was a renowned American theologian, pastor, teacher, and author. In 1928 Walvoord entered Wheaton College, majoring in Greek and minoring in Latin. With additional course work one summer at the University of Colorado, he was able to complete his undergraduate degree in 1931 with honors. Upon entering the Evangelical Theological College (today, Dallas Theological Seminary), Walvoord pursued a regular curriculum of seminary studies, graduating with both a ThB and a ThM degree in 1934. By 1936 he completed a ThD degree.
Along with the presidency of Dallas Theological Seminary, Walvoord was editor of Bibliotheca Sacra for 33 years and contributed a total of 127 articles between 1937 and 1990. Furthermore, he authored 30 books including, The Prophecy Knowledge Handbook available in Libronix. He is also the editor of several works such as The Bible Knowledge Commentary and Systematic Theology, and served on the committee that produced the New Scofield Reference Bible.
Roy B. Zuck
Roy Zuck (1932–2013) always had a passion for solid, Bible-based publications in the realm of Christian youth ministry education. Zuck attended Biola University and served there as president of the student council. Zuck also attended Dallas Theological Seminary.
Zuck spent 14 years in the publishing business and then, in 1973, returned to Dallas Theological Seminary where he taught for more than 23 years. He served as assistant academic dean, associate professor of Bible exposition, academic dean, department chairman, and senior professor of Bible Exposition.
Zuck authored and wrote over 100 books including more than 70 books on Christian education and Bible exposition. His publications include editing Bibliotheca Sacra, Roy Zuck Vital Issues Series, and Biblical Counseling for Today.
J. Ronald Blue
A former missionary and president of CAM International, Dr. J. Ronald Blue has traveled to more than fifty countries. He joined the staff of Dallas Seminary in 1965, winning the Faculty Award the same year, and served as professor and chair of the World Missions and Intercultural Studies department. Four years ago he helped to launch the Seminary’s Spanish Doctor of Ministry program in conjunction with Seminario Teológico Centro Americano (SETECA) in Guatemala. On May 13, 2006, the first graduates of this program were recognized during the Seminary’s commencement services. The author of Evangelism and Missions, Dr. Blue is married to Libby. Together they have three children: Lisa, Laurie, and David.
Roger M. Raymer
Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Ministries, Dallas Theological Seminary.
