Scofield's Commentary on the Whole Bible (Illustrated)

by C.I. Scofield

UPDATED & RECOMPILED FOR BETTER READING EXPERIENCE-Includes 13 maps and illustrationsThis is the original and unedited 1917 edition of C. I. Scofield's classic commentary and notes on the Bible. This edition includes 14 maps & illustrations to aid study of the text and a hyperlinked table of contents enables easy navigation to the desired text.

Genres: Religion

4316 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 4, 2013

About the author

Cyrus Ingerson Scofield was a lawyer who served as U.S. District Attorney for Kansas, and later became an evangelical Christian minister whose writings popularized premillenial dispensationalism among fundamentalists.

Reviews

[Pastor Greg · Rating 4 out of 5]

Originally used this in Bible College. If you're Dispensational, you'll love this.

If you're Hyper-dispensational, you will not love it. If you are anti-Dispensational, you'll lose your mind reading this. In addition, if you are (like me) a King James Bible believer then you will have to spit some bones and eat the meat, otherwise.

Brings back great memories of a quarter of a century ago when I was first diving into Biblical theology and finding the word of God to be so amazing. It's something I've never gotten over and never plan to. And this resource helped set me on my way as a lifelong learner of the word of God.

[Classic reverie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Have read Jeremiah till the end, starting up at Genesis through Numbers but decided that at present the New King James version the best for now.

I decided on starting this version after reading about it in a Pansy story.