A scholarly and analytical exposition of the text of Hebrews.
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William Reed Newell (1865-1956) was born in Savannah, Ohio, and studied at the College of Wooster and Princeton Theological Seminary. After a brief pastoral ministry, he assumed the post of assistant superintendent of the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago from 1896 to 1898. Newell then devoted his time to an international teaching ministry. In cities such as Chicago, Buffalo, New York, and Toronto, Newel taught four Bible classes a day to groups of more than one thousand attendees. He is best known for his evangelical commentary series, which includes Revelation: Chapter-by-Chapter and Hebrews: Verse-by-Verse.
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Hebrews comes alive,
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This review is from: Hebrews: Verse-by-Verse (Paperback)
Newell is always good and whilst this commentary is not quite up to the Romans standard it is pretty close. Newell is conservative and dispensational. He handles each verse at a devotional / semi-technical level in the main body of the text. This would be enough to recommend the book. But he also drops down into some of the best technical footnotes you will come across.My favourite part though is his clear desire to inspire rather than simply inform. His section on Heb 1:1-3 and his description of communicating IN SON has inspired me and many others (that I have shared it with) more that enough to justify the entry price alone.
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such a great find!,
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This review is from: Hebrews: Verse-by-Verse: A Classic Evangelical Commentary (Paperback)
I stumbled upon this book as well as Romans at a used book store and since he was associated with Moody I thought it had to be good and sound theologically... I was right! Best book on any book of the bible I have ever read! I have gained so much more appreciation and understanding of Hebrews and am only in chapter 3! So great! I am going to be looking for his book on revelations. ps I am a 20 year old undergrad student not a theologian or a professor and I found it to be a great book.
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This is a classic that should be reprinted over and over from the hands of a true servant of God...William R. Newell. You can trust anything he writes that he also writes well and his spiritual ensights to Scripture is amazing! I look for anything written by Newell! Check out Romans and Revelation also by him. Read Newell!
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WE BEG THE READER'S permission thus to begin the opening words of this great epistle with a literal arrangement of the order of the Greek words, which may at first appear strange; but which will profit us as we remember that God thus spake. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Jesus Christ, Old Testament, Christ Jesus, God the Father, New Testament, Risen Christ, God Most High, God Himself, Great Priest, Holy Ghost, Christ Himself, Holy of Holies, God the Son, Lord Himself, Him Whom, King James, Mount Sinai, Revised Version, Assembly of God, God Whose, Andrew Murray, Authorized Version, John the Baptist, Red Sea, God's Son New!
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WE BEG THE READER'S permission thus to begin the opening words of this great epistle with a literal arrangement of the order of the Greek words, which may at first appear strange; but which will profit us as we remember that God thus spake. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Jesus Christ, Old Testament, Christ Jesus, God the Father, New Testament, Risen Christ, God Most High, God Himself, Great Priest, Holy Ghost, Christ Himself, Holy of Holies, God the Son, Lord Himself, Him Whom, King James, Mount Sinai, Revised Version, Assembly of God, God Whose, Andrew Murray, Authorized Version, John the Baptist, Red Sea, God's Son New!
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- New Jerusalem by L. Tan Paul on page 336, page 426, and Back Matter
- The Holy Spirit by R. A. Torrey on page 185, and page 187
- Demon Possession and Allied Themes by John L. Nevius on page 42
- Son of Man : The Story of Christ and Christianity by Father Alexander Men on page 12
- Great Cloud of Witnesses in Hebrews Eleven by E. W. Bullinger in Back Matter
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