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What do you guys think about the Bible Speaks Today Books?
Personally i enjoy them.
Personally i enjoy them.
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OK well its reformed series on the Bible both Old and New Testaments, I'm not sure if they cover the whole bible but a lot of it anyway, and it also address themes in the bible, Like Salvation, Living God, Resurrection, the Cross, Creation and Heaven and Hell.
The Series editors are:
Alec Motyer(Old Testament), John Stott (New Testament), Derek Tidball (Bible Themes)
The Series editors are:
Alec Motyer(Old Testament), John Stott (New Testament), Derek Tidball (Bible Themes)
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I'm not that fond of them. While I am not that fond of commentaries that are too academic, I find most of the series that I have used don't do much more than restate the basics of the passage in a way that is clear from the passage. They seem lacking in either devotional or theological depth.
That said, the ones by Stott are very, very good indeed, and the whole series is good for looking at basic issues for bible studies etc.
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That said, the ones by Stott are very, very good indeed, and the whole series is good for looking at basic issues for bible studies etc.
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