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[PDF File]A Commentary on Proverbs - Gordon College
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16, 17); so that, as Mr. Scott well remarks--'we shall perceive the meaning and utility of the Proverbs, in proportion to our experience in true religion, our acquaintance with our own hearts, and with human nature, and the extent and accuracy of our observation on the character and affairs of men.‡ Eusebius mentions the whole consent of

[PDF File]SDA Bible Commentary, vol. 5 (EGW) (1956)
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Chapter 3 1-3. SeeEGW comment on Luke 1:76, 77. 7, 8 (Luke 3:7-9). Who Were Vipers?—The Pharisees were very strict in regard to the outward observance of forms and cus-

[PDF File]Book of James - Bible Study Resource Center
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Alphaeus ( Luke 24:10, note), but the actual half-brother of Jesus Christ (Matthew 13:55; Mark 6:3; Galatians 1:19). See note, Luke 8:19, for proof that Mary had other children after Jesus was born. Christ's brethren did not believe in Him until after the resurrection (John 7:5), but the other two men named James did.

[PDF File]Student Supplement for The SBL Handbook of Style Second ...
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person has written the commentary on individual books. In these cases, cite the author of that section of the commentary as you would the chapter in a book with an editor (SBLHS 6.2.12). 5. Jack G. Partain, “Numbers,” in Mercer Commentary on the Bible, ed. Watson E. Mills et al. (Macon, GA: Mercer University Press, 1995), 175–79.

[PDF File]Notes on Galatians - Plano Bible Chapel
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Second, in writing Acts, Luke normally referred to geographical districts, rather than Roman provinces. Third, there is some similarity between the "Galatians," as Paul referred to them in this epistle, and the Gallic inhabitants of northern Galatia. Fourth, Paul traveled through this region during his second journey (Acts 16:6-8).

[PDF File]The Wiersbe Bible Commentary
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he Wiersbe Bible Commentaryhad a modest beginning in 1972 when Victor Books pub-lished my commentary on 1 John and called it Be Real. Nobody remembers who named the book, but for me it was the beginning of three decades of intensive Bible study as I wrote additional commentaries, all of them falling under the new “Be” series. It took twenty-

[PDF File]A CONCISE COMMENTARY ON THE BOOK OF ISAIAH
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A CONCISE COMMENTARY ON THE BOOK OF ISAIAH Eugene Kimble, Ph.D. Introduction: Isaiah’s name means, “The LORD is salvation,” and in chapter 12, verse 10 Isaiah says of himself, “Behold, God is my salvation.” Edward J. Young, in his fine three-volume commentary of Isaiah, explains what the prophet meant:

[PDF File]Bible Study Questions on The Gospel of Luke
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Workbook on Luke Page #4 Bible Study Questions on the Gospel of Luke Introduction: This workbook was designed for Bible class study, family study, or personal study. The class book is suitable for teens and up. The questions contain minimal human commentary, but instead urge students to study to understand Scripture.

[PDF File]JESUS IS LIGHT: THE MEANING OF LIGHT IN THE GOSPEL OF …
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within the canon of scripture. Four main passages are investigated: the Prologue in chapter 1, the Discourse with Nicodemus in chapter 3, the Feast of Tabernacles in chapter 8, and the Man Born Blind in chapter 9. The analysis demonstrates that the light metaphor in GJohn carries the same fundamental meaning as in the OT.

[PDF File]Commentary on the Book of Acts - Bible Study Lessons
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Commentary on Acts Page #10 (1) The author of Acts had written a “former account” of the life of Jesus (1:1,2). This would indicate it was Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John. (2) Both Acts and Luke are addressed to “Theophilus” (“lover of God” – compare Luke 1:1-4 to Acts 1:1). The introductions are similar in other ways as well.

Luke chapter 16 commentary