• November 14, 2024

Godet Commentary on Luke John Romans and 1 Corinthians

Godet, Frederick Louis – Commentary on Luke, John, Romans, 1Co (9 vols)

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Frédéric Louis Godet was one of the most influential and widely-cited conservative scholars from nineteenth century Europe. Godet made lasting contributions to New Testament scholarship, especially the debate over biblical inspiration.

Difficult verses are not bypassed or given minimal treatment as is the case in some modern commentaries. Instead, Godet faces each problem squarely and suggests an explicit solution. When dealing with an interpretation problem, Godet’s shows all viewpoints and gives reasons for accepting his view. The careful reader will understand the issues involved in each passage, regardless of whether the reader agrees with Godet’s conclusion. A good student will arrive at his own interpretation of the passage.


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