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Bible Commentaries
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Jesus' life, teachings, and fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies as the Messiah. Marcos
A fast-paced account of Jesus' ministry, focusing on his actions and sacrificial death. Lucas
Jesus' life, emphasizing compassion for the marginalized and the universal scope of salvation. João
Theological reflections on Jesus as the Word of God, focusing on his divine nature and mission. Atos
The early church's growth, the apostles' ministry, and the spread of the Gospel. Romanos
A theological treatise on salvation, grace, faith, and righteousness through Jesus Christ for all. 1 Coríntios
Paul addresses divisions, immorality, and spiritual gifts in the Corinthian church. 2 Coríntios
Paul's defense of his apostleship, his sufferings, and the power of God's grace. Gálatas
Paul's defense of the Gospel of grace against legalism, emphasizing faith in Christ alone. Efésios
Paul's teachings on the church's unity, spiritual blessings in Christ, and Christian conduct. Filipenses
A letter of joy and encouragement, urging humility and faithfulness amid persecution. Colossenses
Paul's emphasis on Christ's supremacy and warnings against false teachings. 1 Tessalonicenses
Encouragement to a young church, with teachings on holiness and Christ's return. 2 Tessalonicenses
Clarifications about Christ's return and exhortations to stand firm in faith. 1 Timóteo
Guidance for church leadership, sound teaching, moral conduct, and defending the truth of the gospel. 2 Timóteo
Paul's final exhortations to Timothy, emphasizing perseverance and faithfulness. Tito
Instructions for establishing order in the church, promoting sound doctrine, and living with integrity. Filémon
A personal appeal for the forgiveness and restoration of a runaway slave, Onesimus. Hebreus
An insightful look at Christ's supremacy, priesthood, and the fulfillment of prophecies. Tiago
Practical wisdom on living out one's faith through good works and righteous behavior. 1 Pedro
Encouragement for suffering Christians to remain faithful and hopeful in their trials. 2 Pedro
A reminder to grow in faith, resist false teachings, and remain steadfast awaiting His return. 1 João
Teachings on love, obedience, and assurance of salvation through fellowship with God. 2 João
A letter encouraging love, obedience to God's commands, caution against teachings that deny Christ's truth. 3 João
A personal letter commending hospitality and warning against arrogance in church leadership. Judas
A strong warning against false teachers and a passionate call to defend the faith and uphold the truth. Apocalipse
Apocalyptic visions of God's ultimate victory, Christ's return, and the new heaven and earth.
Author's Biography
Matthew Henry
Matthew Henry (1662-1714) was a distinguished nonconformist minister and author, most renowned for his monumental work, "Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Whole Bible," a cornerstone of biblical scholarship that continues to enrich readers worldwide. Born in Flintshire, Wales, Henry's intellectual and spiritual legacy began in the nurturing care of his father, Philip Henry, also a respected clergyman. His deep faith and passion for the scriptures led him to Chester, where he was ordained and where he began his lifelong commitment to pastoral ministry and biblical teaching.
Henry's commentary, completed posthumously by like-minded theologians, is celebrated for its insightful, practical, and thorough analysis of the Bible. Written in an era of religious exploration and fervent faith, his work transcends its time, offering readers a timeless guide to understanding the scriptures. His approach combines rigorous scholarship with an unwavering devotion, making complex theological concepts accessible and relatable to everyday life. Henry had the unique ability to draw out profound spiritual lessons from the biblical text, making his commentary as devotional as it is scholarly.
Beyond his commentary, Henry's contributions include a variety of religious writings and hymns, reflecting his deep commitment to Christian education and worship. His influence extends beyond the written word; his pastoral care and preaching were equally impactful, embodying the pastoral ideal of shepherding his flock with wisdom, compassion, and unwavering faith.
Today, Matthew Henry's legacy endures as his commentary remains a vital resource for pastors, theologians, and believers seeking to deepen their understanding of the Bible. His work is a testament to the enduring power of faith and scholarship, offering guidance, inspiration, and comfort to generations of readers. Henry's life and work exemplify the profound impact that diligent study, devout faith, and a commitment to community can have on the world.
