Gray's Commentary is a clear and understandable overview of the Old and New Testaments complete in one volume. Designed to supplement reading of the Bible, this concise Bible commentary furnishes explanations and expositions, devotional insights, and spiritual guidance in an easy-to-use layout. Following each commentary section, inductive study questions provide an opportunity for review and further reflection. Using this commentary as a study tool while you are reading the Bible, you will be able to:
- Quickly discover the deeper meanings of the Biblical text
- Grasp the overall thrust of a Bible book by means of outlines and introductory materials
- Understand how the Scripture applies to one's personal daily life
- Find assistance, helps and study questions that will aid Bible teachers in leading Bible classes and Bible studies
In the current edition of this classic commentary the language has been modernized and the punctuation has been updated according to contemporary standards.
James M. Gray, D.D. (1851-1935) was a Christian minister, a professor of what was later to become Gordon College and a past president of Moody Bible Institute (1925-34). He was also an editor of the Scofield Reference Bible (1909).
