 | J MacArthur, I Corinthians Jan 9, 2007 |
| Excellent commentary on I Corinthians. Offers concise explanations for the everyday Bible student. I reccommend it highly. |
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 | Well prepared commentary Jan 5, 2007 |
| I appreciate the depth in which the commentary was written. There many excellent examples and much historical data in this commentary. I highly recommend for personal study. |
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| Great Bible Study for studying Daniel Nov 16, 2006 |
I am really pleased with this study guide. There are introductory descriptions of what is happening in each chapter of Daniel. Then there is a translation of the chapter, and verse by verse study notes (which no doubt were later inserted into the MacArthur Study Bible).
But the best part of the study would have to b the excellent questions. There is always an introductory question that gets you thinking about some of the material in the chapter. then there are content oriented questions then application oriented questions.
I have used Max Lucado's study on Daniel in the past, but it cannot even begin to compare with the richness of this study. This is the best study guide on Daniel I have come across. I am looking forward to using it for years to come.
Rev. Marc Axelrod |
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| "Hebrews" - an excellent training source Mar 21, 2006 |
| My Sunday School class decided they wanted to study a New Testament book with Old Testament references and so we going through Hebrews verse-by-verse. This turned out to be very difficult until I obtained "Hebrews" (Macarthur New Testament Commentary). Because Hebrews is directed toward the Jewish community using language and references that are unknown or misunderstood by modern Christians, teaching such a class was not possible without the excellent support of "Hebrews." I fully recommend this commentary to folks who wish to understand the book of Hebrews. |
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| THE BEST! Nov 25, 2005 |
THE BEST. Excellent. I highly recommend.
As with all of Dr. John Macarthur's works, this is
packed with life changing Biblical TRUTHS, wisdom and sound doctrine.
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