Old Testament: introductions to all books
Each book opens as a PDF. Four books also have a longer explanation (PDF), listed below the books.
- Genesis – PDF,
- Exodus – PDF,
- Leviticus – PDF,
- Numbers – PDF,
- Deuteronomy – PDF,
- Joshua – PDF,
- Judges – PDF,
- Ruth – PDF,
- 1 and 2 Samuel – PDF,
- 1 and 2 Kings – PDF,
- 1 and 2 Chronicles – PDF,
- Ezra – PDF,
- Nehemiah – PDF,
- Esther – PDF,
- Job – PDF,
- Psalms – PDF,
- Proverbs – PDF,
- Ecclesiastes – PDF,
- Song of Songs – PDF,
- Isaiah – PDF,
- Jeremiah – PDF,
- Lamentations – PDF,
- Ezekiel – PDF,
- Daniel – PDF,
- Hosea – PDF,
- Joel – PDF,
- Amos – PDF,
- Obadiah – PDF,
- Jonah – PDF,
- Micah – PDF,
- Nahum – PDF,
- Habakkuk – PDF,
- Zephaniah – PDF,
- Haggai – PDF,
- Zechariah – PDF,
- Malachi – PDF,
Explanations of four Old Testament books
Bridging Old and New Testament
How does Daniel relate to Revelation?
New Testament: introductions to all books
Each book opens as a PDF. Below the books you will find chapter-by-chapter commentaries on four of them.
- Matthew – PDF,
- Mark – PDF,
- Luke – PDF,
- John – PDF,
- Acts – PDF,
- Romans – PDF,
- 1 Corinthians – PDF,
- 2 Corinthians – PDF,
- Galatians – PDF,
- Ephesians – PDF,
- Philippians – PDF,
- Colossians – PDF,
- 1 and 2 Thessalonians – PDF,
- 1 and 2 Timothy and Titus – PDF,
- Philemon – PDF,
- Hebrews – PDF,
- James – PDF,
- 1 and 2 Peter – PDF,
- Letters of John – PDF,
- Jude – PDF,
- Revelation – PDF,