One in a series of twelve New Testament verse-by-verse commentary books edited by Max Anders. Includes discussion starters, teaching plan, and more. Great for lay teachers and pastors alike.
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Kenneth O. Gangel is executive director of graduate studies at Toccoa Falls College and distinguished professor emeritus of Christian education at Dallas Theological Seminary. Dr. Gangel is the author of over 35 books including the Holman New Testament Commentary on Acts. Dr. Gangel received his MDiv from Grace Theological Seminary, and also holds degrees from Taylor University, Fuller Theological Seminary, Concordia Seminary, and the University of Missouri.
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Excellent, concise commentary in a great series,
This review is from: Holman New Testament Commentary - John (Hardcover)
The Holman New Testament Commentary series is an excellent set of bible commentaries and Kenneth Gangel's volumne on the book of John is one of its shining jewels. Here is a commentary on John which is aimed a serious students of scripture, Sunday school teachers, group study leaders and Pastors. It is not overly scholarly, a trait which makes many of the respected commentaries on John overly ponderous and difficult of use. I own and have read the John commentaries by Carson, Morris, Baker and Kostenberger but this volumne by Gangel is the one I always come back to when I'm studying the book of John.
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I have a new Apologetics edition of the Holman Christian Standard Bible. I was looking forward to using the new commentaries in my study of Scripture as I prepare to teach on the gospel of John on Wednesday nights.The new "commentary" on the New Testament Gospel of John published by Holman, edited by Max Anders and authored by Kenneth O. Gangel is very easy to read. Unfortunately, I would not recommend it to a student who wishes to do an in-depth study of the gospel. I am afraid that it includes too much of what I feel today's student is already being taught: that is just a light "coating" of knowledge and/or understanding. There is not enough depth to make it suitable for the student who wishes to gain a deeper understanding of what this gospel, especially, teaches.
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More than fifty years ago, the New Testament scholar Merrill C. Tenney entitled his commentary on the Fourth Gospel, JOHN: The Gospel of Belief. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
spiritual appropriation, grammatical enrichment, mental assent Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New Testament, Holy Spirit, Old Testament, Jesus Christ, John the Baptist, Gospel of John, Lead Story, Feast of Tabernacles, Sea of Galilee, Super Sunday, Spirit of God, Jacob's Well, Jordan River, Mount Gerizim, The Crises of the Christ, Book of Acts, Martin Luther, United States, Campbell Morgan, Kidron Valley, Mama Njeri, Mosaic Law, Mount of Olives, Blessed Jesus, Feast of Lights New!
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More than fifty years ago, the New Testament scholar Merrill C. Tenney entitled his commentary on the Fourth Gospel, JOHN: The Gospel of Belief. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
spiritual appropriation, grammatical enrichment, mental assent Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New Testament, Holy Spirit, Old Testament, Jesus Christ, John the Baptist, Gospel of John, Lead Story, Feast of Tabernacles, Sea of Galilee, Super Sunday, Spirit of God, Jacob's Well, Jordan River, Mount Gerizim, The Crises of the Christ, Book of Acts, Martin Luther, United States, Campbell Morgan, Kidron Valley, Mama Njeri, Mosaic Law, Mount of Olives, Blessed Jesus, Feast of Lights New!
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- The Holy Spirit by Robert Gromacki on 5 pages
- The Crises of the Christ by G. Campbell Morgan on 5 pages
- The Gospel According to John (The New International Commentary on the New Testament) by Leon Morris on page 34, page 391, and Back Matter
- New Testament: Greek by R.V.G. Tasker on page 53, and page 250
- The Gospel of John: Introduction, Exposition, Notes by F.F. Bruce on page 339, and Back Matter
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