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James & 1-2 Peter
Verse-by-verse commentary on the New Testament letters of James and 1-2 Peter.
The letters of James and 1-2 Peter are often called general epistles, because they were written to all Christians in general, rather than a specific group of Christians in one city. As such, they are filled with the kind of practical wisdom everyone needs to live a life that pleases God.
The letters of James and 1-2 Peter are often called general epistles, because they were written to all Christians in general, rather than a specific group of Christians in one city. As such, they are filled with the kind of practical wisdom everyone needs to live a life that pleases God.
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189 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 28, 2009
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February 22, 2018
very good and will help with bible study
December 25, 2025
Wonderful and very helpful in understanding the Bible. The best ever! This series changed my life and I truly recommend this and his u tube offerings.
November 27, 2014
The Pastor of our church gave us the assignment to read the Book of James this week. Since James is short, I figured I’d have time to do a quick study. I did a search for a study of James and found this free resource on the internet. It seems to be a pretty popular guide, and since it wasn’t free on amazon, I stuck to the internet version.
This is a sentence by sentence study guide. Every sentence is broken down and elaborated on in some way. I thought the overall quality was good. Since, I enjoy learning about words and translation challenges, I found the information about etymology particularly interesting. First and Second Peter were included in this book, so I used this resource and reread those books as well.
My only complaint about this book is that, in the James study, Guzik takes the opportunity to attack another denomination. I think he should let his guidance and interpretation and the Word of God stand on their own. People, generally, don't need any help pointing fingers and judging one another.
This is a sentence by sentence study guide. Every sentence is broken down and elaborated on in some way. I thought the overall quality was good. Since, I enjoy learning about words and translation challenges, I found the information about etymology particularly interesting. First and Second Peter were included in this book, so I used this resource and reread those books as well.
My only complaint about this book is that, in the James study, Guzik takes the opportunity to attack another denomination. I think he should let his guidance and interpretation and the Word of God stand on their own. People, generally, don't need any help pointing fingers and judging one another.
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October 18, 2018good reference, verse by verse makes extracting specific passages easier
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