I've heard of the SBL and New Oxford Annotated study bibles, but own neither, and will happily take reasons to buy one over the other.Outside of the Ignatius Catholic New Testament and some old Evangelical commentaries (New Bible Commentary: Revised and the Wycliffe Bible Commentary), I don't have any other commentaries.I'll take good commentaries of any perspective. I'll also take any good extra study resources if you have some (I have some theology books and books on historical criticism, but I'll always take more and my collection is still small)Thanks!
>>25641925Matthew Henry
>>25641925Chat gee chat geebee tea what are some good bible commentaries? Go to church and listen to your local priest… oh hell nah… chatgeebeetee I’ll take good commentaries of any perspective….
>>25641931Thanks, I've wanted to read this one but haven't done it yet. I know it's available online, but do you know if the single-volume version is worth getting?>>25641934You are allowed to go to church, talk with the minister, and use a commentary. In fact, nearly all the regular church attenders I know do this (including myself).
>>25641925This is a bit different than the kind of commentaries you mentioned, but if you go to the Christian Classics Ethereal Library (or some name like that) they have extensive commentaries and homilies from major writers of the first few centuries in the Ante-Nicene Fathers and the Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers series
>>25641925Haydock.
J. C. Ryle
>>25641978Thanks, I've never taken a good look at this because of it's size. I did buy a short book on the Church Fathers that I want to read. I'll look through there.>>25642235How does Haydock compare to the Ignatius Bible? I know his commentary would be more traditional (since it's pre-V2), but other than that I do not know much about it.>>25642241I have his book "Holiness" but didn't know he made a commentary on the Gospels. Thanks!
>>25641925>What are some good Bible commentaries?"It's bullshit."
