The Pastoral Epistles contain some of the most controversial passages in the New Testament. They are also the most personal New Testament letters. The Classic Commentaries and Studies on the Pastoral Epistles Upgrade presents commentaries written from multiple traditions, each examining the epistles from their unique perspective. Authorship of the letters draws a great deal of attention in each volume—from both traditional and non-traditional commentators. At varying levels, each commentary in this collection focuses on the text, and seeks to make it more understandable to readers.

Exegesis is an intricately detailed task, and it requires thorough analysis from multiple sources. The Classic Commentaries and Studies on the Epistles of Peter and Jude Upgrade provides thorough expository and exegetical analysis from multiple authors and varied perspectives. The collection emphasizes practical application, provides critical commentaries, and discusses each book’s authorial authenticity, as well as the identity and circumstance of its recipients.

In dieser Sammlung präsentieren wir klassische Auslegungen diverser Briefe des Neuen Testaments von bekannten Exegeten der Vergangenheit. Namen wie Bernhard Weiß, Johann Tobias Beck, Hermann von Soden, Ernst von Dobschütz oder William Wrede garantieren hohe Qualität und machen dieses Kommentarpaket zu einer wertvollen Ergänzung Ihrer Bibliothek.

Taking a decisively traditional perspective on the Pastoral Epistles, Wohlenberg provides a section-by-section examination on Paul’s personal letters, and takes definitive interpretive positions on the controversial issues raised by the epistles. An expert on the development of the New Testament canon, Wohlenberg also provides a strong defense of Pauline authorship. This commentary is written in German.

A high-level technical commentary, Gustav Wohlenberg’s work examines the Petrine epistles and Jude from a traditional perspective. Using the text, he argues for the authenticity of the epistles, and that the circumstances of the recipients described in the letters represent the actual circumstances of its recipients. Full exegetical analysis is provided and is based on the Greek text. This commentary is written in German.