Understanding The Bible For The Common Man
Book of Hebrews
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Bible & Bible Studies, Criticism & Interpretation, Study
| Author: | Mark R. Short | ISBN: | 9781640797604 |
| Publisher: | Christian Faith Publishing | Publication: | November 3, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Mark R. Short |
| ISBN: | 9781640797604 |
| Publisher: | Christian Faith Publishing |
| Publication: | November 3, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Have you not wished when you read a verse or a group of verses on the same topic in the Bible that you could get an immediate explanation of the verse or verses so you could better understand what they really mean? That’s what Understanding the Bible for the Common Man: Book of Hebrews does.
This book takes the best explanations of renown commentators and pastors and translate them into words you can understand and explains what action you should take or pray about. This book is especially good for young Christians who have recently given their lives to the Lord and want to learn the correct and true meanings of the verses right away and not be led astray by false teachings.
COMMENTATORS REFERENCED
Albert Barnes\' Notes on the Whole Bible
Coffman\'s Commentaries on the Bible
Bridgeway Bible Commentary
Charles Box\'s Commentaries on Selected Books of the Bible
Peter Pett\'s Commentary on the Bible
Useful Bible by Keith Simmons
Format
Each section of verses being studied is given a subject title, a verse-by-verse analysis, emphasized parts of verses are underlined in purple, biblical support is given from other verses in the Bible to further support what is explained (words in red bold are directed toward reader for clarity, words in black bold are either a summary or point of emphasis directed at reader).
Subject of Book
This book is on the book of Hebrews which is believed to be written by Paul, even though he never mentions his name. He explains how Jesus is a better sacrifice than animals and is greater than angels and a greater High Priest; He gives warnings about disbelief or falling away. He also gives examples of great men of faith in the past, encouraging us to be like them. Chapter 11 is called “The Faith” chapter where he explains the difference between faith and works, plus concluding exhortations for the Hebrews and us to follow.
Have you not wished when you read a verse or a group of verses on the same topic in the Bible that you could get an immediate explanation of the verse or verses so you could better understand what they really mean? That’s what Understanding the Bible for the Common Man: Book of Hebrews does.
This book takes the best explanations of renown commentators and pastors and translate them into words you can understand and explains what action you should take or pray about. This book is especially good for young Christians who have recently given their lives to the Lord and want to learn the correct and true meanings of the verses right away and not be led astray by false teachings.
COMMENTATORS REFERENCED
Albert Barnes\' Notes on the Whole Bible
Coffman\'s Commentaries on the Bible
Bridgeway Bible Commentary
Charles Box\'s Commentaries on Selected Books of the Bible
Peter Pett\'s Commentary on the Bible
Useful Bible by Keith Simmons
Format
Each section of verses being studied is given a subject title, a verse-by-verse analysis, emphasized parts of verses are underlined in purple, biblical support is given from other verses in the Bible to further support what is explained (words in red bold are directed toward reader for clarity, words in black bold are either a summary or point of emphasis directed at reader).
Subject of Book
This book is on the book of Hebrews which is believed to be written by Paul, even though he never mentions his name. He explains how Jesus is a better sacrifice than animals and is greater than angels and a greater High Priest; He gives warnings about disbelief or falling away. He also gives examples of great men of faith in the past, encouraging us to be like them. Chapter 11 is called “The Faith” chapter where he explains the difference between faith and works, plus concluding exhortations for the Hebrews and us to follow.
