Pulpit Commentary: New Testament (24 Vols.)
The Pulpit Commentary is a trusted companion for pastors, theologians, and serious students of God’s Word. Designed carefully over thirty years, the editors dedicated themselves to providing critical exegesis of the entire Bible with a unique, homiletical emphasis. The result is an unrivaled resource to make sense of God’s Word and communicate the rich truths of Scripture effectively.
Each Passage of Scripture Presented in Three Treatments:
Exposition: Exegetical commentary provided with notes of historical, geographical, and theological significance.
Homiletics: Detailed outlines provide thoughtful structure for sermon and lesson preparation.
Homily: Concise sermons presented in outline format highlight the variety in interpretive approaches to proclaiming Scripture.
About the Editors
Joseph S. Exell, 1849-1909, was the son of an ordained Methodist minister and served the rectory of Stoke Fleming, near Dartmouth for twenty years. He served as editor for well-respected periodicals, The Pulpit Commentary, The Men of the Bible, The Preacher's Homiletic Library, and the Biblical Illustrator.
Henry Donald Maurice Spence-Jones, 1836-1917, was ordained as a priest in 1866. He served as Rector of Saint Mary de Crypt Church and later as Vicar and Rural Dean of Saint Pancras. In was Dean of Gloucester, Principal of Gloucester College, and Professor of Ancient History at the Royal Academy.
