Bøger af Thomas L Constable

The second volume of Dr. Thomas L. Constable's notes on the Bible, covering Joshua-Esther

Thomas Constable's Notes on the Bible: Vol. VII covering the Gospels of Luke and John.

Dr. Constable's exposition of Ephesians, which contains nearly 120 pages of commentary, will enable the reader to comprehend the Apostle Paul's heart for the church of Jesus Christ, which Paul portrays as Christ's body. Constable classifies the message of Ephesians into two primary thrusts: the eternal character of the church and her temporal conduct. Paul explains that the church is eternal. She was always a part of God's plan for human history, though God delayed unveiling his purpose for the church until the New Testament. Paul writes this letter that we may understand the profound mystery that both Jewish and Gentile believers are one in Christ. He tore down the dividing wall and established peace via the cross. Paul then argues that the eternal character of the church must influence her conduct in this present life. The church must maintain unity, proclaim holiness through purified relationships, and stand firm against spiritual enemies. Faith Footnotes Series: Constable's Faith Footnotes are more detailed than notes found in a study Bible, but less technical than an academic commentary. As such, they are profitable for pastors, teachers and lay persons. Faith Footnotes provides commentary that spans all sixty-six books of the Bible and contains over 7,800 pages of notes. Each book in the Faith Footnotes series contains a review of the historical background, a summary of the purpose and message of the book, a detailed expositional outline, as well as extensive commentary on the book's contents. Availability: Originally distributed to his seminary students and members of his church, Dr. Constable's notes are also available for viewing and free download on his website (http: //www.soniclight.com/constable/notes.htm). Authenticity Book House (ABH Books) intentionally offers free downloads on the first Monday of each month.

Thomas Constable's Notes on the Bible covering the books of Acts and Romans.

The notes of Dr. Thomas L.Constable on the Major Prophets, including the books of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, and Daniel.

Dr. Contable's note's on the Apostle Paul's Epistles to the Corinthians, Galatians and Ephesians.

Dr. Constable's note's on the Apostle Paul's Epistles: Philippians, Colossians, 1 Thessalonians, 2 Thessalonians, 1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, Titus and Philemon.

The fifth volume of Constables notes on the Bible covering Hosea to Malachi.

Why a theology of prayer?Because counterfeit prayer abounds, we need Scripture''s guidance, writes Thomas Constable. Praying as God desires requires considering what God has revealed about it. As we give prayer our careful attention, we gain greater understanding of what he intends it to be.Constable details the different forms of communication God invites us to use. He identifies the counterfeits that pass for prayer, discusses the conditional nature of prayer, and explains why some prayers seem to go unanswered.I could not think of a single aspect of prayer that ''Talking to God'' does not address. Thomas Constable lays out for the reader the plain message of the Bible: God has ordained that we should pray, for our own good, and for that of his kingdom.Duane Litfin, President, Wheaton College''Talking to God'' contains all you ever wanted to know about prayer. The author doesn''t hesitate to deal with the challenging issues involved in attempting communication between sinful man and a sovereign, all-knowing God.Joseph Aldrich, former President, Multnomah College and Biblical SeminaryThomas L. Constable is Senior Professor of Bible Exposition at Dallas Theological Seminary, where he has taught since 1966.