Bible Commentary


Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Whole Bible
The Epistle to the Hebrews
Be Courageous (Luke 14-24): Take Heart from Christ's Example (The BE Series Commentary)
Be Rich (Ephesians) : Gaining the Things That Money Can't Buy
The First Epistle to the Corinthians (The New International Commentary on the New Testament)
The Book of the Acts
Be Diligent (Be Series)
Romans 1-7 for You
Be Loyal (Matthew): Following the King of Kings (The BE Series Commentary)
Be Holy [Leviticus]: Becoming "Set Apart" for God (The BE Series Commentary)
Be Victorious (Revelation): In Christ You Are an Overcomer (The BE Series Commentary)
The Message of Acts: The Spirit, the Church, and the World
The Prodigal Prophet: Jonah and the Mystery of God's Mercy
Mark (Saint Andrews Expositional Commentary)
Be Compassionate (Luke 1-13): Let the World Know That Jesus Cares (The BE Series Commentary)
The Gospel of John by Francis MartinJohn by N.T. WrightNo Greater Love by A.W. TozerThe Gospel of John by Chuck SmithMercy's Happenings by Terrie Fahning
The Gospel of John
102 books — 5 voters
Mercy's Happenings by Terrie FahningThe Seeds of Heaven by Barbara Brown TaylorThe Gospel of Matthew Volume I by William BarclayThe Gospel of Matthew by Edward SriHeaven and Earth in the Gospel of Matthew by Jonathan T. Pennington
The Gospel of Matthew
55 books — 2 voters

Christ the Judge of the Seven Churches by David MoldenhauerIn the Beginning Grace by Patricia EverettCollective Vengeance by Joseph StanleyCat Scratch Murder by Karen McSpadeTruth Is Not of This World by Diana Ketterman
Best Christian Bible Study Books
24 books — 60 voters
Mercy's Happenings by Terrie FahningExpository Thoughts on the Gospel of Mark by J.C. RyleThe Gospel of Mark by William L. LaneThe Gospel of Mark by Mary HealyThe Gospel of Mark by William Barclay
The Gospel of Mark
53 books — 2 voters

A Universe From God by Robert Clifton RobinsonOnly Perfect People Go to Heaven by Robert Clifton RobinsonThe Suffering Servant by Robert Clifton RobinsonWhen The Lord Waits by Robert Clifton RobinsonThe Star of Christmas by Robert Clifton Robinson
Books by Robert Clifton Robinson
9 books — 1 voter
Mercy's Happenings by Terrie FahningThe Gospel of Luke by William BarclayExpository Thoughts on the Gospel of Luke by J.C. RyleSacra Pagina by Luke Timothy JohnsonIgnatius Catholic Study Bible by Scott Hahn
The Gospel of Luke
76 books — 2 voters

Michael Ben Zehabe
The Hebrew scroll sets this single word, “How?” on a line of its own. Hebrews do not call this book “Lamentations.” They call it “How?” Lamentations, pg 1
Michael Ben Zehabe, Lamentations: how narcissistic leaders torment church and family

The phrase as weak as a baby doesn’t apply in the kingdom of God, for when the Lord wants to accomplish a mighty work, He often starts by sending a baby. This was true when He sent Isaac, Joseph, Samuel, John the Baptist, and especially Jesus. God can use the weakest things to defeat the mightiest enemies (1 Cor. 1: 25–29). A baby’s tears were God’s first weapons in His war against Egypt (p. 21).
Warren W. Wiersbe, Be Delivered [Exodus]: Finding Freedom by Following God

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