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Product Highlights
- Almost 12,000 pages of commentary in
all
- The Full New Testament
- Very conservative, rich in historical
detail
- Named as one of the 850 Books for
Biblical Expositors by the Master's Seminary
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Click Here to see an example (The prolog to The Gospel of
John)
- Full WORDsearch 9 Bible Software
- Also Contains the following additional
resources:
- KJV Bible
- Daily Reading Calendar
- Easton's Illustrated Bible
Dictionary
- Fox's Book of Martyrs
- WORDsearch Bible Maps
- Spurgeon's Morning and Evening
Devotional
- Nave's Topics
- Photographs of Israel
- Talking Strong's Dictionary /
Concordance
- Treasury
- WORDsearch Outlines
Reviews
"My favorite New Testament commentary
is that of R.C.H. Lenski... I profit greatly from his sane
and spiritually sensitive exposition. You do not have to
be a Greek scholar to benefit from Lenski."
—Warren Wiersbe, author, "BE" series
"A great work of exegesis, every page
the result of long meditation, based on rich scholarship,
warm with holy reverence for the Word of God."
—Moody Monthly
"Excellent but most comprehensive for
those who have some basic familiarity with Greek."
—Beth Moore, founder, Living Proof
Ministries
"A conservative, very extensive
exposition based upon an exegesis of the Greek text.
Arminian in doctrine, maintains a rigid approach to Greek
grammar, and follows an amillennial interpretation of
eschatology. Exceedingly helpful background material and
abounds in good preaching values"
—The Minister's Library
"For works on the Greek text, the
Exegete will be served well with the work by R. C. H.
Lenski"
—Criswell Theological Review
Description
In this outstanding commentary series,
Richard C. H. Lenski interprets all the
books of the New Testament on the basis of
careful and thorough exegetical research. The author, a
meticulous student of Greek, provides an original, literal
translation of the text. Section by section he examines
carefully the background and essential teaching contained in
each portion of the New Testament. Writing from a conservative
point of view, Lenski uses available sources of exegetical
study. He also brings to light new interpretations of
Scripture which will be of special interest to the preacher.
The author's purpose is to answer the question "What does this
portion of the Bible say to us?" He sees the answer to the
question against the background of the whole message of the
Word of God.
About the Author
Richard Charles Henry Lenski was born in 1864 in Greifenberg,
Prussia, Germany. He came to America in 1873. He received his
education at Capital University in the Theology Department of
Columbus, Ohio. Lenski was ordained in 1887 at the Evangelical
Lutheran Joint Synod in Ohio. He was a pastor successively in
Baltimore, Maryland; Trenton, Springfield, and Anna, Ohio,
till 1911. He was a professor and seminary dean at Capital
University in the Theology Department until 1911. Lenski
edited Lutherische Kirchenzeitungfrom
1904 until 1924. His other works include:
The Active Church Member; The Eisenach Gospel Selections; The
Eisenach Old Testament Selections; The Epistle Selections of
the Ancient Church; The Gospel Selections of the Ancient
Church; The Sermon: Its Homiletical Construction; Saint PaulandCommentary
on the New Testament. Lenski
passed away in the fall of 1936.
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