How to Access Bible Commentaries Without a Library
Dr Tim Bulkeley has produced a very helpful video tutorial on how to use Google Books to access the latest biblical commentaries.
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Jesus According to John by J O F Murray
Today’s free book is a commentary on John’s Gospel by John Owen Farquhar Murray, Master of Selwyn College Cambridge. My thanks to Book Aid for making a copy of this public domain title available for digitisation. John Owen Farquhar Murray [1858-1944], Jesus Accordng to S. John. London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1936. Hbk. pp.383. [Click…
Joshua – an Annotated Hebrew Text by Samuel Friedeberg
Today’s free book is an annotated Hebrew text of the Book of Joshua. The author, Samuel Friedeberg, was a Jewish Rabbi, who was “senior minister of the Liverpool Old Hebrew Congregation, where he served for 41 years“. My thanks to Book Aid for making a copy of this public domain title available for digitisation. Samuel…
Gospel According to St Matthew – A H McNeile
Today’s free book is a substantial commentary on the Greek text of the Gospel according to St. Matthew by A H McNeile. My thanks to Book Aid for making a copy of this public domain title available for digitisation. Alan Hugh McNeile [1871-1933], The Gospel According to St. Matthew. The Greek Text with Introduction, Notes…
Swete’s Commentary on the Apocalypse of John
H.B. Swete’s Commentary on the Apocalypse of John receives the following comment from Don Carson in his New Testament Commentary Survey: Swete is normally stodgy and often dull, but although he never shakes of his pedestrianism, in this commentary there is some really useful and thorough material that helps the reader to see the depth…
Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools Series online
I am very pleased to announce the completion of a long-standing project to digitise the complete set of the Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges. As I have worked through this series it has become obvious, from the feedback I have received, that this material has stood the test of time and will prove…
Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges Series now online
The Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges series is now available online, with the exceptions of Leviticus and Deuteronomy. My thanks to Book Aid, Spurgeon’s College Library and Union School of Theology for this assistance with this project. Old Testament An Introduction to the Pentateuch – Arthur Thomas Chapman [d. 1913] Genesis – Herbert Edward…