Believer's Bible Commentary

by William MacDonald Devotions

Make Bible study a part of your daily life with the thorough yet easy-to-use Believer's Bible Commentary.Make Bible study a part of your daily life with the thorough yet easy-to-use Believer's Bible Commentary.Believer's Bible Commentary.Believer's Bible Commentary.MacDonald tackles the controversial issues head-on, taking a theologically conservative stand, yet presenting alternate views with fairness. The Believer's Bible CommentaryBeliever's Bible Commentary is a friendly guide to exploring the deeper meanings of every biblical book.

Features:

Nelson's best-selling Bible commentary
Balanced approach to linguistic studies and useful application
Easy to understand

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Hardcover, 2462 pages

Published March 13th 1995 by Thomas Nelson (first published August 1990)

tags: religion, reference, faith, christian

Book Quotes

“This is often the most difficult part of faith—when no more action can be taken and nothing remains but to wait patiently for God to work out His will. It is at this moment that doubts arise and anxiety creeps in (Daily Notes of the Scripture Union).”

― William MacDonald Devotions

“if you just take the outward, literal words of scripture and try to be obedient to the letter without desiring to be obedient to the full spirit of the passage, then it harms you rather than helps you.”

― William MacDonald Devotions

“God never intended the law to be the means of giving life. Rather it was designed to bring the knowledge of sin and to convict of sin.”

― William MacDonald Devotions

“The law told people what to do but gave them no power to do it. It was given to reveal sin, not to be a savior.”

― William MacDonald Devotions

“Paul knew that there was the utmost danger that his hearers might be interested in himself or in his own personality rather than in the living Lord. Conscious of his own inability to bless or to save, he determined that he would lead men to trust in God alone rather than in the wisdom of men. All who proclaim the gospel message or teach the word of God should make this their constant aim.”

― William MacDonald Devotions

“Faithful are the wounds of a friend.” We should not resent it if we are counseled or warned in a godly manner. Rather, we should realize that any person who would do this really has an interest in us. Righteous rebuke should be taken as from the Lord, and we should be grateful for it.”

― William MacDonald Devotions

“H. P. Barker warns: It is positive disloyalty to seek our crown before the King gets his. Yet this is what some of the Christians at Corinth were doing. The apostles themselves were bearing the reproach of Christ. But the Corinthian Christians were “rich” and “honorable.” They were seeking a good time where their Lord and Master had such a hard time.10”

― William MacDonald Devotions

William MacDonald Devotions

William MacDonald (1917-2007) had, for more than forty years, written directly about the key issues of Christianity. Leaving a promising business career as an employed investment analyst with First National Bank of Boston "at the foot of the Cross", he had traveled worldwide, proclaiming the unsearchable riches of Christ.

His more than over eighty-four works published in North America are characterized by a clarity and economy of words that only comes by a major time investment in the Word of God.

MacDonald graduated with an AB degree from Tufts College (now University) in 1938 and an MBA degree from Harvard Business School in 1940. During the 1940's he was on active duty in the US Navy for five years.

He was President of Emmaus Bible College, a teacher, preacher, and Plymouth Brethren theologian alongside his ministry as a writer. He was a close friend and worker with O.J. Gibson.

MacDonald last resided in California where he was involved in his writing and preaching ministry. He went to be with the Lord in 2007. ... Show more

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