The College Press NIV Commentary John

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THE COLLEGE PRESS NIV COMMENTARY SERIESYears ago a movement was begun with the dream of uniting all Christians on the basis of a common purpose (world evangelism) under a common authority, the Word of God. The College Press NIV Commentary Series is a serious effort to join the scholarship of two branches of this unity movement so as to speak with one voice concerning the Word of God. Our desire is to provide a resource for your study of the New Testament that will benefit you whether you are preparing a Bible School lesson, a sermon, a college course or your own personal devotions.The College Press NIV Commentary Series has been designed for the serious student as well as the growing Christian with features like these... Biblically sound exegesis Clear exposition Objective approach Concise introductions New International Version Key word translation Easy to use design format Practical footnotes Quality workmanship Fresh style and study format College Press brings you the very best for your study of the New Testament!Beauford H. Bryant, Ph.D., received several degrees during his college years: Johnson Bible College, B.A.; Phillips University, M.A. and B.D.; Princeton Theological Seminary, M.Th.; University of Edinburgh, Ph.D. He also studied at the University of Chicago, Harvard University, and the University of Marburg, the University of Tubingen, and Oxford University. Dr. Bryant retired from active teaching at Emmanuel School of Religion, Johnson City, Tennessee, in 1994. He authored the commentary notes for the first five chapters of John before meeting his beloved savior in September, 1997.Mark S. Krause, Ph.D. was a faithful student under the leadership of Dr. Bryant. His personal relationship with Dr. Bryant made him the logical choice to finish this commentary. Dr. Krause is currently Professor of Biblical Studies and Academic Dean of Puget Sound Christian College, Edmonds, Washington. He has been awarded the following degrees: Willamette University, 1973-1975; Puget Sound Christian College, B.A.; Emmanuel School of Religion, M.Div,; Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Ph.D.