I am of the belief that the best Bible commentary that anyone can have is the one that they have done themselves. That is to say, when you study the Bible and take notes you will be amazed at what you ...

In this video, we’ll walk through Matthew Henry’s story—from his early devotion to Christ, to his pastoral ministry in Chester and Hackney, to the creation of his timeless Bible commentary. Learn why ...

While Islam is often regarded as a stand-alone faith tradition, Gabriel Said Reynolds — University of Notre Dame professor of Islamic studies and theology — shows in his newest publication, “The ...

Jeannine Brown, professor of New Testament and director of online programs, has taught at Bethel Seminary for more than 25 years. She has a gift for translating biblical truth into accessible language ...

The top ten commentaries to purchase in Logos is my personal list of go-to commentaries when I prepare a sermon. I have used Logos as my primary sermon preparation tool for years. In recent years, I ...

The return of the Confraternity New Testament in new editions is welcome in the evolution of the Catholic English Bible and biblical scholarship. New editions of the Confraternity Bible are English ...

I already mentioned the new Didache Bible, before it was actually available, in Two beautiful books to give as Christmas gifts. But I definitely want to call it to your attention again now that you ...

In today’s digital age, accessing and studying the Bible has never been more convenient, thanks to many Bible apps and study tools. These apps offer diverse features to enrich your spiritual journey, ...

The Bible, also known as Tanakh, is the founding document of the Jews. Perhaps our conception of the Bible as one book is a result of our having one-volume printed Bibles; in ancient times, individual ...

Commentaries on the Bible.—”To write a full history of exegesis”, says Farrar, “would require the space of many volumes.” Nor is this surprising when it is borne in mind that the number of ...

Commentaries on the Bible.—”To write a full history of exegesis”, says Farrar, “would require the space of many volumes.” Nor is this surprising when it is borne in mind that the number of ...