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1 | Noah | Bible general Archive 4 | Aileen | 220555 | ||
Hi. Thank you for your answer - it gives one much to think about. Excuse me for asking but what is "MHC"? Aileen | ||||||
2 | Noah | Bible general Archive 4 | BMyers | 220564 | ||
Matthew Henry Commentary, sorry, I should of spelled it out. Brad |
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3 | Noah | Bible general Archive 4 | Aileen | 220565 | ||
No problem ... except ... what is the Matthew Henry Commentary? See, I told you ... I am really new to this stuff - with lots (and LOTS) of questions. Thank you for your patience. Blessings. Aileen |
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4 | Noah | Bible general Archive 4 | BMyers | 220569 | ||
Quick definition, a commentary is a person (or could be down by a group of people) opinion about a subject. There are numerous commentaries on the market, some good, some not so good. You have large multi-volume sets and shorter one book commentaries. Matthew Henry Commentary was written in early 1700s (I believe 1706). It is freely available online to read and review and that is why I selected it. A commentary, cannot be used to replace the Word of God, but it can help at times to bring some understanding. The Bible is the ultimate authority, the commentary is a personal opinion of the Bible. I'm trying to keep this post short, but having little luck with that. Basically, a well written commentary is a good resource to help further you Bile study, but cannot be used to replace the Bible. I have several commentaries and will refer to them once I have drawn my opinion on a passage to see how it lines up with the Bible scholars. Hope I was able to explain it well enough. Brad |
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