James D Quiggle: 36 books

Eighty biblical essays from a Calvinist Dispensational Baptist. These essays address biblical issues such as inspiration, interpretation, how to study the Bible, sin, the Savior, and salvation, eternal security, Calvinism, Dispensationalism, the church, eschatology, eternal life, judgment, pastoring,...

These translations are the result of writing my series, A Private Commentary on the Bible, begun in 2012. I was previously translating for my personal studies, Sunday School ministry, and small group Bible studies held in my home. Continuing that work seemed natural as I began to publish those studies....

The greatest problem in today’s Christian church is a lack of biblical and doctrinal teaching. Yet, forty-plus years teaching in local churches has taught me most Christians just want to sit with someone, ask questions about the Bible, and get reasonable, accurate, and understandable answers. In...

Lexicons and theological dictionaries often discuss a word without ever giving a succinct definition. In my years of writing, I have found that frustrating. So, in the course of writing commentaries and doctrinal works, I have had occasion to construct definitions for many words. The Bible doesn’t...

A thoroughly exegetical discussion and application of Paul’s letter to the Colossian Church. The interpretation is conservative theologically and closely follows the historical-grammatical hermeneutic. Attention is paid to Calvinistic and Dispensational perspectives.

"A Biblical Response to Same-gender Marriage" was written to encourage participation in a discussion of one of the most troubling moral questions of the current generation. "A Biblical Response" will inform and arm Christians with biblical truth and encourage them to take the Gospel of Salvation to...

Every Christian is told they have a spiritual gift; and it is true, every Christian does have a spiritual gift, or gifts. My questions as a young believer were, “What is a spiritual gift; Where do I get one; How do I know I have one?” Adequate answers were not always available. My most important...

The purpose of this commentary is to describe what the Song means in a biblical context. The Song of Solomon is all too often portrayed as a sort of sex manual for Christians, or as erotic or pornographic literature, or as a story of illicit love (fornication, adultery). In this commentary the biblical...