These commentaries from John MacArthur help readers discover what lies beneath the surface, focusing on meaning and context verse-by-verse, and then reflecting on the explored passage or concept. With thought-provoking questions that guide the reader toward application, the MacArthur New Testament Commentary Set is an invaluable resource for pastors and Bible students of all ages.

This set would make a wonderful addition to any Christian’s library or Church library, and would make an excellent gift for a pastor, elder, or deacon! The total retail price for the set of New Testament Commentaries from John MacArthur is $814.71. Our price is $448.09!

Included in this set are:

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• Ideal for preachers, teachers, and serious students of the Bible
• Hardwearing, sewn binding will stand up to years of use
• Textual footnotes
• Clear, readable 8-point text
• Available in sturdy hardcover or attractive bonded leather bindings

King James Version

This classic word-for-word translation has set the standard for its dignity, poetic language, KJV and enduring legacy.

New King James Version

Completely updated, this translation remains faithful to the accuracy and beauty of the KJV, yet uses contemporary, readable language.

New International Version

One of today’s best-selling translations, the NIV offers a unique combination of scholarly accuracy and easy readability. The thought-forthought approach its translators employed helps readers better understand and apply the intended meaning of the biblical text.

New Living Translation, second edition

The NLT is a meticulously accurate thought-for-thought text with a fresh, clear style. The New Living Translation, second edition’s refinements include marginal notes that explain word choices and more consistent rendition of Hebrew and Greek terms into their English equivalents.

Special Features

• Bible Promises
• Harmony of the Gospels
• Miracles of the Old Testament
• Miracles of the New Testament
• Parables of the Old Testament
• Old Testament Prophecies of the Passion
• Parables of the New Testament
• Four color maps
• One-year daily Bible readings

Design Features

• Attractive gold-stamped hardcover binding is available in three tasteful colors to complement every sanctuary décor
• Quality white Bible paper–not cheap newsprint–stands up to years of handling
• Crisp typesetting makes the black-letter text easy to read
• Presentation page is expressly designed for memorials and dedications
• Comfortable-to-hold size fits neatly in pew rack

The first English Bible to be fully translated from the original languages, the Geneva Bible was the product of some of the finest biblical scholars of its day. It was the first to feature many innovations in the field of Bible publishing:

• Text printed in readable roman type
• Division of the text into numbered verses
• Italic type used for words not in the original languages
• Marks placed over the accented syllables to aid in pronouncing proper names
• Extensive textual and explanatory commentary placed in the margins
• Words/phrases displayed at the heads of pages to promote scripture memorization
• Maps and woodcuts illustrating biblical scenes included
• Sold in a variety of sizes so many people could afford a household Bible

English settlers that voyaged to the New World favored the Geneva Bible. It is probable that the Geneva Bible came to America in 1607 and was used in the Jamestown colony. Thirteen years later the Pilgrims brought it with them on the Mayflower’s perilous voyage to religious freedom.

Features:

• Facsimile of the University of Wisconsin Press edition of the 1560 Geneva Bible
• Features clear, legible type throughout (marginal commentary is in smaller type)
• Complete, original marginal commentary, maps and woodcut illustrations
• Authoritative introduction to the Geneva Bible by Lloyd E. Berry

William Tyndale’s legacy stems from his having translated the Scriptures in a way that made the most of the emerging English tongue. Bible collectors and anyone interested in the history of the English Bible will treasure this unique volume.

• Co-publication with the renowned British Library
• Facsimile of one of only two complete copies from Peter Schoeffer’s 1526 printing, held in the British Library’s collection
• Features clear, legible type and original, color illustrations
• Authoritative new introduction by David Daniell (Emeritus Professor of English Language and Literature at University College London; founder and first Chairman of the Tyndale Society)
• Ribbon marker