Category: Affiliation
Affiliation Category is a main holding category for all sorts of affiliated authors, for example, Presbyterian, Baptist, Brethren, etc. Look under this category to see what we have.
Note: It is not always apparent what the affiliation of a work or author is, and as this is discovered, we will apply it. In the case of a set of works with each book written by a different author, we usually do not apply the affiliation category unless it is clear, Church of Christ, Brethren, etc.
Ridout, S.-From Genesis to Revelation
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From Genesis to Revelation Introductory Lecture 1. The Pentateuch Lecture 2. The Historical Books Lecture 3. The Prophets — Isaiah to Ezekiel Lecture 4. The Prophets — Daniel to Malachi Lecture 5. The Poetical books Lecture 6. The Synoptic Gospels Lecture 7. John and the Acts Lecture 8. Paul’s Epistles — Part 1. Lecture 9.…
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Leighton Practical Commentary upon the First Epistle of Peter
Leighton Practical Commentary Robert Leighton (1611 – 25 June 1684) was a Scottish pastor and moderate puritan. He served as the Bishop of Dunblane, Archbishop of Glasgow, and Principal of the University of Edinburgh.
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Coke, Thomas – A Commentary on the Holy Bible
Coke, Thomas – A Commentary on the Holy Bible is a massive work, but it is done in the view of Methodists. That may be a plus or a minus depending on your viewpoint.
Read MorePilgrim Bible Notes 1.0
Pilgrim Bible Notes 1.0 commentary by Alec Taylor, from 1989 reading notes.
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John Trapp – Complete Commentary
The John Trapp commentary is an old classic commentary with well-phrased sayings and statements that are very quotable in your sermons.
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Shedd, William G.T. – Sermons to the Natural Man
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Shedd’s Sermons to the Natural Man is set of 20 sermons that Shedd preached in his lifetime.
Read MoreSpurgeon, Charles – Sermons from Leviticus
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Spurgeon, Charles – Sermons from Leviticus
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Darby New Testament Commentaries (DarbyNT) (Brethren)
This New Testament Comentary by John Darby (Brethren) is from a Brethren perspective (premillennial).
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