The NIV application commentary from biblical.., v.19: Ezekiel, c.1-2

Most Bible commentary take us a one-way trip from our world to the world of the Bible. but they leave us there, assuming that we can somehow make the return journey..,

Spirit of the reformation study Bible, c.1-4

The NIV Spirit of the Reformation Study Bible provides a theological conservative, balanced system of notes and articles that trace the Reformed Christian heritage back to its roots in the Reformat…

The NIV application commentary from biblical.., v.6: Romans, c.1-2

Pontius Pilate's questions has found its echo in tody's society: what is truth. for many, it's a negotiable item. But God doesn't change, and his character and purpose aren't subject to social whim…

The NIV application commentary from biblical.., v.4: John, c.1-3

The gospel of John tells us the story that is the foundation of the distinctive teaching of Christianity. It provides all the elements necessary to see the full picture of the person and work of Je…

The NIV application commentary from biblical.., v.3: Luke, c.1-2

Today's world is more fragmented than ever. Diversity often becomes the rallying cry for what is in truth separatism and alienation. The multiplied voices of disunity clamor with increasing volume…

The NIV application commentary from biblical.., v.1: Genesis, c.1-2

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ISBN/ISSN

0-310-20815-4

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24cm

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R 221.077 MUC n/1.2

The NIV application commentary from biblical.., v.17: 1 Peter, c.1-2

Christian by their very nature are countercultural. That doesn't mean its our goal to be oppositional. It simply means that we follow Jesus, not culture and allow him to shape..

The NIV application commentary from biblical, v.12: Job

The title character of the book of Job suffers terribly, but we should not mistakenly think that this book is just about Job. It is about all of us and ultimately about God...,

The NIV application commentary from biblical.., v.11: Esther, c.1-2

Queen Esther faced and helped avert the potential genocide of her people. She rose to the top of political power without any of the advantages of aristocratic birth, well-placed friends, in herited…

The NIV application commentary from biblical.., v.5: Joshua, c.1-2

The book Joshua recounts two major transitions in the lives of God's chosen people a transition in leadership from Moses to Joshua and a drastic change from being wandering clans of herdsmen to a s…