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  • Jonathan Spilger
    3 years ago

    The Psalms and Hymns of Isaac Watts
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    1. Jonathan Spilger
      4 years ago

      This set has been a great resource for sermon and lesson preparation. The outlines are great! And the commentary is concise and very helpful.
      Roy Gingrich’s Commentaries in Outline Form (100 vols.)
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      1. Jonathan Spilger
        8 years ago

        This is a great tool for study in the Psalms! It shows the structure of the Psalm and it's parallelism (Important in understanding Hebrew poetry). It also has visual ways of finding psalms that discuss a certain topic, or follow a certain theme. I've recently been using it as an aid to my lesson and sermon preparation and have found it very helpful for reading the psalms with "new eyes."
        Psalms Explorer
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        1. Jonathan Spilger
          8 years ago

          Leaves much to be desired... I'm not the biggest fan of a paraphrase in general, but if you're going to make one at least try to paraphrase close to what the passage means.
          The Contemporary English Version (CEV)
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          1. DONALD FISHER
            7 years ago

            In other words, what you want it to mean is not how the CEV has translated it (the CEV isn't a paraphrase). Do you know Hebrew and Greek well enough to be able to make that judgment?
        2. Jonathan Spilger
          9 years ago

          The Works of H. A. Ironside (65 vols.)
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          1. Jonathan Spilger
            9 years ago

            Very helpful. I use this resource with nearly every word study.
            Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament Based on Semantic Domains
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