Jamieson, Fausset, and Brown's Commentary On the Whole Bible Review

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(More customer reviews)The JFB commentary on the whole Bible was authored nearly 150 years ago. Like so few of its numerous peers, the JFB still remains as the preeminent work of its kind. Today's "modern" commentaries pale by comparison and will quickly fade into obscurity. If anything, it seems as though deep understanding of the Scriptures has given way to superficial milk-spew. The JFB remains the bedrock standard of Scriptural explanation. Concise, lucid, and without apology to denomination or creed, Jamieson, Fausset, and Brown have done more for the honest Bible student than nearly any other expounder before or since. To say I highly recommend the JFB couldn't be more of an understatement.
If you're serious about studying the Bible and coming to a deeper understanding of, and relationship with, God, the JFB is a good place to start.
Prepare to be humbled.

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With its scholarly insights, Jamieson, Fausset and Brown's Commentary is to verse-by-verse exposition what the venerable Matthew Henry's Commentary is to devotional-style commentaries. It sheds light on the full meanings and implications of words, verses, and passages to supply you with an in-depth understanding of the entire Bible. Meticulously condensed to provide all the learned commentary of the original 6-book set in one convenient volume, Jamieson, Fausset and Brown's Commentary includes these features: - Words and phrases to be exposited are indicated in boldface for clear, easy-to-follow reading. - Introductions to each book of the Bible supply a detailed, big-picture context that helps you accurately comprehend biblical truths. - Shades of meaning drawn from the original biblical languages deepen your understanding of the Scriptures. - Extensive cross-referencing throughout the text helps you undergird your study with related verses.

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