Observing the need for biblical understanding in his own parish, this classic commentary from one of England's most influential evangelical leaders in the 19th century is rich in devotional applications and exposition, which are as relevant today as when originally penned. As a Pastor and reformed scholar, J.C. Ryle writes to the average Christian in a devotional manner, aiming to help readers know Christ better and his understanding of life and people make this a perfect resource for pastors and laypeople alike. This reprint features 4 hardbound volumes.
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Reviewed by Valerie Knoll (Crete, IL), November 03, 2009
Though older English is used, it is very solid and understandable. A great exposition and very helpful.
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Reviewed by meowfoong (Malaysia), October 13, 2009
I am a fan of JC Ryle but am a little disappointed with this work. Matthew and Mark in one volume, so he skips quite a lot especially some of the more difficult passages. But he does focus on important issues dealing with Christian living and he nowhere claims that this work is exhaustive. Used as a devotional for daily reading it's a great way to revise the gospels.Recommended.
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Reviewed by Barry Sanzone (Brentwood, NY), October 04, 2009
Good, solid, conservative commentary. You have to pick the meat from the bones to spit out any Calvinism you encounter but at least you won't find any Arminianism.
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Reviewed by Heather Davidson (Gilbert, AZ), September 25, 2009
Great books. very well written and teaches me something new every time I sit down to read it. Words are often printed with too much ink thus smudging, and then not enough to make it hard to read a word but altogether a great addition to my library. I also like that it is in the KJV
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Reviewed by D. Allen Land (Flemingsburg, KY), July 29, 2009
The writings of J. C. Ryle will appeal to the very learned Pastor, Bible Students, or the lay person. The method in which he expounds on the scriptures is warm and thoughful, and easy for all to understand, feel, and to learn from. This set is a must for anyone studying the Godpels. However, bringing them at this affordable price, something has been lost in the integrity of printing, and binding. My set that I purchased brand new right here, is at the very best, hard to read. Some pages are very ledgable, with dark balanced ink, but some pages are so lightly inked that they are exteremely hard to see and read. There ar even pages that the the typeset is missing the chareacter edges. It is a very beautiful set of books, but given the material they are made with, and the cheapness of the paper they are printed on, I don't expect them to last a long time in a heavy use environment.
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Reviewed by Joe Delgadillo (Victorville, CA), July 08, 2009
Excellent insights and written some like prose but deeper. Good Reference for extra study. Joe
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Reviewed by Valerie Cooper (Houston, TX), June 19, 2009
I have always enjoy the classics whether it is in the orginal bibles or other addition books. So this is a plus for me. There are somethings that is recorded in these books that are not in other expository books. I do appreciate you cbd for making it affordable.
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Reviewed by Jim Rogers (Cookeville, TN), June 19, 2009
Although I've had them only a few days, I have found them useful on several occasions.
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