Commentaries on CD-Rom

[JM]

Just wondering, which commentaries do you have on CD-Rom and which one's would you suggest? Any thoughts on the MacArthur CD-Rom?

Thanks,

jm

 

[Iosias]

I don't have any...but I do have e-sword

 

[mlqurgw]

I have Anderson, Aquinas,Ante-Nicene Fathers, Eldersham, Finney, Gibbon, Hawker, Jamison, Fawcett and Brown, Law, Luther, McLaren, Moody, Owen, Schaff, Spurgeon, Wesley, Bonar, Gill, Pink all on one dvd. I Have at least three cd's of all of Spurgeon's works. Also B. H. Carroll and Bonar on cd. I have all of Don Fortner ( He is my pastor). The dvd was a gift and I have no idea where they got it.

 

[PETE_]

The Bible Knowledge Commentary is an exposition of the Scriptures written and edited solely by Dallas Seminary faculty members. It is designed for pastors, laypersons, Bible teachers, serious Bible students, and others who want a comprehensive but brief and reliable commentary on the entire Bible.

This is a very ood one: also have Barnes, Clarke, Jamieson. Fausset, and Brown, Keil and Delitzsch OT, Mattew Henry,Wycliffe, and just added Calnin and the complete Spugeon's sermons. I have the Logos Bible Software system. You can add to it and there is a vast availablity in resourses. Being able to search the 500+ reference books in a few secs is great.

 

[synger]

I don't have any...but I do have e-sword

Wow.. I'd never heard of e-sword, but after reading this thread I checked it out. I didn't realize so many of those things were in the public domain. Looks like an interesting tool with many resources to choose from.

 

[JM]

E-Sword is a great free tool.

Anyone have MacArthur? How Reformed are his commentaries?

 

[GrinningDwarf]

E-Sword is a great free tool.

Anyone have MacArthur? How Reformed are his commentaries?

Based upon what I know of MacArthur's theology from his own words in other published books, I would expect his commentaries to embrace the Doctrines of Grace embodied in the Five Points, but to otherwise be solidly dispensational, especially in eschatology. He explicitly confirms his dispensational base in his book The Gospel According to the Apostles.