Philippians 4:10-23 – To Be Content
God has no lack, everything is His, and He gives to whom He will, some more and some less, but
God has no lack, everything is His, and He gives to whom He will, some more and some less, but
There are two women, Euodias and Syntyche, who are at odds with one another, there is a disagreement (we are
Philippians 3 is the story of how to buy heavenly real estate. It is the story of how men can
When our Lord Jesus ascended into heaven, Scripture says that he gave gifts to men. The chief gift was the
There are many ways to outline the book of Revelation, here are a few that I have found helpful.
In Revelation 8 we get the opening of the Seventh Seal and the sounding of the first Four Trumpets.
The 144,000 is symbolic but also probably literal, and refers to a group of 1st century Jewish Christians who were
My view is that the four horsemen are demons that possess four successive Roman Emperors (Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, and Nero).
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It belongs to the essence of goodness to overflow, to communicate itself to others. Goodness cannot keep itself to itself.
The judicial precepts established by men retain their binding force for ever, so long as the state of government remains
This question of ultimate authority is a major point of division between Protestants and Roman Catholics. Does the divine authority
Commentaries & More
Patristic Bible Commentary
The Works of St. Augustine (354-430 A.D.)
The Works of St. Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274 A.D.)
John Calvin’s Commentaries (1509-1564 A.D.)
John Owen’s Sermons (1616-1683 A.D.)
Matthew Henry’s Commentaries (1662-1714 A.D.)
John Gill’s Commentaries (1697-1771 A.D.)
Keil & Deltizsch OT Commentaries (1807-1890 A.D.)
Charles Spurgeon’s Sermons (1834-1892 A.D.)
Alastair Roberts’ Complete Bible Commentary (2022 A.D)
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