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W**D
PERSEVERANCE
An excellent, clearly presented commentary on Hebrew with excellent referencing of past and present expositors’ comments inclusions.Easy and encouraging to read.
P**N
Hebrews: Reformed Expositor's Commentary
This commentary is without a doubt clear, concise, and "user-friendly". I learned so much by using this commentary to supplement my recent study of Hebrews. Dr. Philip's applies theology to the average person in the pew in such a way, that you want to devour the commentary rather than being overwhelmed by it. Thank you Dr. Philip's for a much need exposition of Hebrews. I would recommend this commentary to anyone who truly wants to not only study the book, but also to profit and grow in Christlikeness as a result of their study.
J**L
Highly Endorse
Richard Phillips gives us a great exposition of Hebrews and his work, insight, and applications are gospel-centric! His other work in this series (1Samuel) is excellent as well!
J**E
The book flowed easily read and very clear to understand
Incredible! The book flowed easily read and very clear to understand. It has become an asset in my studies and sermons.
T**.
A Helpful Guide As Sermons Come Together
Just to be clear, this is an expository commentary and NOT a detailed technical book. We're clear? Good.This was not my go-to commentary as I preached through Hebrews, Phillip Edgcumbe Hughes' work holds that place still. At the same time, this was a very helpful volume to read as the sermon was jelling in my mind. It was good to hear the thoughts of another preacher and how someone else handled the text before me.Theologically, I'm a Reformed Baptist. Covenant theology all the way down the line except the inference that leads to infant baptism. I am covenantal in my thinking. Having said that, it was some of the Reformed part of this commentary that, for me, got in the way. Within Reformed circles, we kind of expect certain topics to be covered when certain texts are touched. I'm not sure those topics are really relevant today as they were in the 1980s and 90s and yet we still seem to have to cover them as a shibboleth to prove our Reformed creds and Phillips does that. It isn't wrong or but, but for me it just isn't very helpful.A recommended help in sermon preparation nonetheless!
A**R
Five Stars
Excellent, readable, in depth commentary.
A**R
Five Stars
masterful commentary
M**T
Highly recommendable
I really loved the book.I found it clearly written in a way one keep on reading.
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