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I'm a Bible Commentary collector, and I'm wondering what everyone's favorite Bible Commentary is. I particularly like Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges; Pulpit; Barnes; Clarke; Kiel and Delitzsche. My least favorite is actually Matthew Henry.


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4 hours ago, Katie Rose Müller said:

I'm a Bible Commentary collector, and I'm wondering what everyone's favorite Bible Commentary is. I particularly like Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges; Pulpit; Barnes; Clarke; Kiel and Delitzsche. My least favorite is actually Matthew Henry.

Hello and welcome to Worthy.

I like the old Brethren writers. It doesn't have to be Darby and doctrine. C. H. Mackintosh, Hamilton Smith and Kelly had a deep appreciation of the Person of Christ. I try to balance Inner Life like Andrew Murray with the Kingdom (Govett) and prophesy (G.H. Pember). I'm also thankful for those I disagree with as they make me examine my position all the more. But my real love is just plain scripture - read it aloud and don't tamper with the verse unless it is really obscure.

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       Oswald Chambers, My Utmost for His Highest      

           Andrew Murray, Absolute Surrender

         Hi Katie Rose and Welcome to the Worthy Forum.
Look forward to hearing how the Word has changed your thinking.

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6 hours ago, Katie Rose Müller said:

I'm a Bible Commentary collector, and I'm wondering what everyone's favorite Bible Commentary is. I particularly like Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges; Pulpit; Barnes; Clarke; Kiel and Delitzsche. My least favorite is actually Matthew Henry.

Great question.. you know I really don't have one. As you know you search and read so many .. some stand out yet others do also 


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7 hours ago, Katie Rose Müller said:

My least favorite is actually Matthew Henry.

What??? 

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David Guzik . . . he draws from multiple commentaries from different people. He also is available from the Blue Letter Bible App which I use a lot from my phone.

 

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15 hours ago, Sower said:

Oswald Chambers, My Utmost for His Highest

Definitely my favorite, brother. :thumbup:


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I personally prefer the Holy Spirit.   However, I do consult books on customs and beliefs of the people during the time period of the penning of the Bible.   I personally don't think God's Word needs any help.


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54 minutes ago, other one said:

I personally don't think God's Word needs any help.

 

I need all the help from real scholars of Greek and Hebrew that I might obtain. I also need the testimony of those pastor/teachers that have found their own understanding, even as they have the indwelling of God the Holy Spirit, to have evolved over the many years of their own lives as they  continue their own study of the Bible with thinking and prayer.


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15 hours ago, Michael37 said:

What??? 

Ha!

What if I said I include the New Advent?

"It includes the Catholic Encyclopedia, Church Fathers, Summa, Bible and more"

 

 

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