My Favorite Books About the Bible
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video, I'm showing you some of my favorite books about the Bible (this video is a response to a question from one of my subscribers,). ⬇️ Leave a comment below to let me know what you think!
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MY FAVORITE BOOKS
1️⃣ How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth: amzn.to/3EctTpj
2️⃣ Seized by Truth: amzn.to/3CaCJlv
3️⃣ Scripture: amzn.to/3lgGhvu
4️⃣ Scripture & the Authority of God: amzn.to/3hwmCqv
5️⃣ A History of the Bible: amzn.to/3nxgvG4
6️⃣ Santa Biblia: amzn.to/3k7cqqb
7️⃣ What is the Bible?: amzn.to/3lkAi9f
MY FAVORITE COMMENTARIES
1️⃣ New Testament Library: amzn.to/3hyojns
2️⃣ Word Biblical Commentary: amzn.to/3AasJrD
3️⃣ New Testament for Everyone: amzn.to/3nxt8Bi
MY FAVORITE BIBLE INTRODUCTIONS
1️⃣ NT Intro (Hagner): amzn.to/3Er2BeW
2️⃣ The New Testament in Its World: amzn.to/3lmgEcW
3️⃣ Introduction to the Hebrew Bible: amzn.to/3tGafgq
4️⃣ Anatomy of the New Testament: amzn.to/3nA5Zho
MY FAVORITE BIBLE DICTIONARIES
1️⃣ Eerdmans: amzn.to/2VEamwj
2️⃣ HarperCollins: amzn.to/3EerR83
3️⃣ Dictionary of Jesus and the Gospels: amzn.to/3Cpp5LB
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“Living by the Book” by Howard Hendricks is a must read too.
Thanks, Wes!
Love this video! Definitely adding these to my tbr, thank you!! And truly it’s so important to read things that opens our minds to the fact that we see things differently and are shaped by different things. To agree and come together in unity around the essential things and accept we might not agree on everything and that’s okay. I’m quite shocked by some of the comments I have seen on youtube or facebook pages like yours, this is so important!
Thank you, Disa!
This is an excellent review & very helpful. Many of these caught my interest.
Thank you! ❤️
Glad it was helpful!
What an enthusiastic and encouraging person. I look forward to your future presentations, which I hope will be many and wise.
Thank you so much!
Amazing video Tim 🙏 Thanks a ton 😁
Of course, Johnny! Thanks for making that request!
Great books! You're lucky to have that Word Bible Commentary set, they are not cheap. Heavy hitters there!!
A gift from a friend! I could not believe it!!
Thank you so much for these suggestions of books! I’m going to check them out! Excited for it. Would you have any suggestions for books that are like concordance to accompany the Bible for helping learning more the original language of the Bible such as Hebrew and Greek?
Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance is the one that seems to be the most loved by people. I use it online sometimes.
Thanx, Pastor 🌹🌹🌹
You're welcome!!
Two cool tools are the Commentary on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament edited by Carson and Beale . Also a copy of the LXX to see what was quoted by the apostles is fantastic. It give you a ever so slightly different perspective of the Old Testament and how the early Christian church viewed it .
Blessings
Thanks for sharing!
One of my favorites is Philip Comfort's New Testament Text and Translation Commentary. I find this book absolutely fascinating.
Thanks for sharing, Ted!
Thanks Tim, I thoroughly enjoy your Videos, please keep it up. There's always someone who'll make spiteful comments, whether for who you recommend or for which translation you promote. I really enjoyed the History of the Bible by John Barton which you recommended to me. Just finishing from Tyndale to Today by David Norton, another recommendation from you. Thanks. I'm a big fan of Tom Wright and his work. Darrell Bock has superb Commentaries on Luke (2 Vols) & Acts, printed by Baker, these are fairly academic, but I love them. Loving R L Allan Bibles, but have to confess, I'm spending more time in Schuyler Quentels these days, font size is starting to make it's need apparent! Currently waiting on the "full yapp" ESV Quentel in dark green from Schuyler - mate, it may just about convert me from R L Allan - horror of horrors!! Blessings from New Zealand.
Thanks for the kind words, friend. I’m honored that you continue to watch and be so encouraging.
Great list Tim. I need to pick up a copy of Santa Biblia
It's a great one!
Great overview Tim. I have the complete series of Preaching the Word commentaries from Crossway - written or edited by R Kent Hughes. Excellent deep dive material to most of the books of the Bible (there are still a few OT books that have not yet been completed). I was a member at College Church in Wheaton in the mid 90s under Pastor Hughes - an excellent pastor and teacher who stays true to the Word!
Thanks so much!
I want your jacket. I'm gonna get one. Also, can you do a review of the Santa Biblia book. Im interested in that.
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Did a course through the bible with Andrew Wilson - his perspective on the patterns we see in scripture was really helpful he has a book on Exodus that he co-authored that summarises some of these. He also has a book on 60 names of God that is coming out and a study through 1 Corinthians that just came out. So many great resources.
Thanks for sharing, Carl!
We all have our favorites. Mine include The New Testament Documents: Are They Reliable? (F. F. Bruce) and How We Got the Bible (Neil R. Lightfoot).
I’ve read that Lightfoot book.. it’s good!
@Tim Wildsmith I started reading How to Read the Bible for All its Worth, and really thought it strange how they pressed the NIV as the BEST translation to be studying from. Then I looked more into Gordon Fee and found that he is on the Committee on Bible Translation which translated the NIV and its revision, so now it makes sense. It also kind of throws the validity of the whole book in flux since he has such an obvious bias towards a specific translation.
Thanks, Michael. I hear what you’re saying, but I’m not sure that I think his bias toward the NIV (which is good to be aware of when reading his thoughts on translation) invalidates the book as a whole.
@@timwildsmith I get that, and I am not all the way through the book either, so your point may be valid as well. But I find it odd that there is no real mention of the ESV, which has been my preferred translation for the last 5 or so years, as a viable translation for studying the Bible. I totally agree with reading from other translations to see different points of view, and that is what I am trying to do with this book, among other things.
I would be interested to read his How to Choose a Translation for All its Worth, and see if he (they) stay on the NIV line.
Thanks for all that you do with your videos, they are awesome and encouraging, and wallet-breaking as well! LOL!
@@MichaelRamm Good point... perhaps there's some sort of unspoken bias against the ESV there (although I have no specific reason to believe that)... I think I'll give that translation book a look and see what I can find out.
I just bought "What the Bible Is All About" by Dr. Henrietta C. Mears. She was a mentor to Billy Graham & Bill Bright. I'm really looking forward to reading her take on the Bible.
Thanks for sharing!
I don't know whether you've read it, but "God's Secretaries" is an account of the development of the Authorized/'King James' translation. The gravity and religious devotion these men gave to that translation is a stark contrast to today's 'committees'.
I have read it… great book!
I would love to see more like this. In general. Books about Christian topics, maybe even bios.
Thanks... I've got some more book videos planned!
You should look into “The visual word” by Patrick Schreiner and maybe do a review????
I'll look it up!
That's book about perspectives is very interesting what's the title and author again with that book? Because I would like to buy that book
Santa Biblia by Justo Gonzalez. There’s a link in the video description.
@@timwildsmith I purchased the book. I I got it in the mail today. Today I'll start reading it. I'll let you know what I think and feel about it
Final Word by John MacArthur is a good quick read that I enjoyed. It’s not about the Bible as much, but why we need it.
Thanks for sharing, Brian!
I love Jesus so much ❤️🥰🕊🙏👑🌷💐🌸
Me too!
yes, I need you send me the details ,
My short list: The Big Story by Justin Buzzard; The Cruciform Church by C. Leonard Allen; The ESV Study Bible, ed. Lane T. Dennis & Wayne Grudem; Life Together by Dietrich Bonhoeffer; Why Trust The Bible? by Greg Gilbert; and God’s Secretaries: The Making of the King James Bible by Adam Nicolson. 📚✌️🤓
Nice!
Really Rob Bell? Wow, Tim you lost me here, I know you are talking about books here and not individuals but really, is this a prayerful fully thought out entry? I think not.....
As I said in the video, it’s not an endorsement of everything Rob says, but it’s a good book about the Bible.
Don't read Rob Bell fam.
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Tim--You should have gone to Dallas. Your recommendations are poor and potentially confusing and dangerous.
Hi David. You've been a watcher/subscriber for many months, so despite the difficulty of having a nuanced dialogue here in the comments, I'd love to kindly discuss this further with you if you'd like. Maybe you can tell me why you think my recommendations are poor and confusing/dangerous... and why you think that Dallas would have been a better seminary for me to attend.