Hebrews James : Holman New Testament Commentary
$19.99
The series continues – a series that answers the questions students of the Bible ask most. An eight-step approach leads the reader from the introduction with contemporary illustrations, through verse-by-verse commentary, to a conclusion and life application. “Deeper Discoveries” help the reader understand the most important words, phrases, and teaching of each chapter. A teaching outline helps the reader to internalize what has been read, organize its message, and prepare to share it with others. The “Final Issues for Discussion” section brings closure to the reader’s study. A closing prayer personalizes the study and commits the reader to live out the truths studied. New International Version.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780805402117
ISBN10: 080540211X
Thomas Lea | Editor: Max Anders
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: September 1999
Holman New Testament Commentary # 10
Publisher: B and H Publishing Group
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