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Today’s free book is the Epworth commentrary on the letters of Peter and Jude by David Horrell, Professor of New Testament at the University of Exeter. My thanks to Professor Horrell for his permission to digitise and host this title, which was scanned from the copy held at Spurgeon’s College library. David G. Horrell, The…
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BiblicalStudies.org.uk has over 65 free resources on 1 & 2 Peter, including books, commentaries and peer-reviewed articles. Click here for 1 Peter and here for 2 Peter. Main image: Two sides of the Papyrus Bodmer VIII. This Papyrus today is the oldest source to the Second Epistle of Peter. Image source: Wikipedia.
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Those with a good command of Greek will benefit most from this commentary, but even those with no Greek should find the massive introduction of interest. My thanks to Book Aid for providing a copy of this public domain book for digitisation. Joseph Bickersteth Mayor [1828-1916], The Epistle of St. Jude and the Second Epistle…
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Edward Hayes Plumptre was Dean of Wells Cathedral. Wikipedia notes, Plumptre: …wrote much on the interpretation of scripture, endeavouring to combine and popularise, in no superficial fashion, the results attained by labourers in special sections of the subject. He contributed to the commentaries known respectively as the Cambridge Bible, the Speaker’s Commentary, that edited by…
