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Read Book 1 and 2 Timothy, Titus Kindle 1 AND 2 TIMOTHY, TITUS PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Dr Gordon D Fee | 332 pages | 01 Apr 1989 | Baker Publishing Group | 9780801046230 | English | Ada, MI, United States Titus 1 NIV - Paul, a servant of God and an apostle - Bible Gateway Sign in or create an account. Search by title, catalog stock , author, isbn, etc. Bible Sale of the Season. By: Thomas D. Lea , Hayne P. Griffin Jr. Wishlist Wishlist. More in New American Commentary Series. Advanced Search Links. Product Close-up Visit our Commentary Store! Add To Cart. Living Doctrine: The Book of Titus. Celebration Prefilled Communion Cups, Box of Lea, Hayne P. Related Products. Kenneth Matthews. Mark F. Dennis Cole. Eugene H. Enjoyed reading this commentary on the pastoral letters. There was no application of the text to life in general, but he was very thorough in dealing with the structure of the text and questions of interpretation. Jan 14, Dan Glover rated it liked it. Don't always agree with his conclusions at points and, considering his teaching on exegesis is quite good, he doesn't practice what he preaches at times, especially concerning the issue of the role of women in the household and in church ministry. However, if one can see past this, the majority of his commentary and others on Paul's letters is fairly good. May 16, Brian Collins rated it really liked it. Excellent defense of Pauline authorship in the introduction; disagreed with his position on women and ministry and did not find the exegesis compelling; found the commentary on 1 Timothy which was the section I read to do a good job of explaining how the letter fits together, how the parts relate to the whole. View 1 comment. Feb 09, David rated it it was amazing. Fees chief contribution in this book is that he views it as a specific letter written to Timothy for specific problems at the church on Ephesus. He doesn't see it as a general guideline for church management and growth. It is very helpful very insightful and very much worth having on your shelf. Jan 25, Travis Johnston rated it really liked it Shelves: seminary , millar. Decent commentary. I appreciated the technical but not too technical aspects. He states the different viewpoints in exegesis well, then lands. I cannot say I agreed with every point. But a solid commentary none the less. Nov 13, Bill rated it liked it Shelves: commentary-bible , partially-read. Exegetical, scholarly, and quite succinct. Not many suggestions for application. Read 2 Timothy in , Titus in Aug 07, Matthew Henry rated it liked it. Occasionally helpful but usually was not as helpful as mounce or Towner. Joshua Moran rated it really liked it Aug 20, Tim rated it it was amazing Apr 04, Julian rated it it was amazing Nov 27, Dave Betts rated it really liked it Dec 04, Leviticus Ferris rated it liked it Sep 22, Dj Bryant rated it liked it Oct 05, Ryan Boyer rated it really liked it Feb 12, Chris Lussier rated it it was amazing May 25, Jeff rated it really liked it Dec 22, Jim rated it it was amazing Sep 22, Keith rated it really liked it Nov 12, Kenneth rated it really liked it Feb 01, Christian Cooper rated it really liked it Apr 07, Carolyn rated it did not like it Aug 03, Bryan Baker rated it really liked it Jul 10, Ben Geib rated it did not like it Dec 06, Joshua Arnett rated it liked it Apr 26, Gary rated it it was amazing May 21, Ike Unger rated it it was amazing Jan 27, Jay rated it it was amazing May 21, There are no discussion topics on this book yet. Readers also enjoyed. About Gordon D. Gordon D. His teaching experience also includes serving schools in Washington, California, Kentucky, as well as Wheaton College in Illinois five years and Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in Massachusetts twelve years. Gordon Fee is a noted New Testament scholar, having published several books and articles in his field of specialization, New Testament textual criticism. He also published a textbook on New Testament interpretation, co-authored two books for lay people on biblical interpretation, as well as scholarly- popular commentaries on 1 and 2 Timothy and Titus and on Galatians, and major commentaries on 1 Corinthians and Philippians. He is also the author of a major work on the Holy Spirit and the Person of Christ in the letters of Paul. Besides his ability as a biblical scholar, he is a noted teacher and conference speaker. An ordained minister with the Assemblies of God, Gordon Fee is well known for his manifest concern for the renewal of the church. Gordon Fee is married and has four married children. Other books in the series. New International Biblical Commentary 1 - 10 of 17 books. Books by Gordon D. Escape the Present with These 24 Historical Romances. You know the saying: There's no time like the present 1 & 2 Timothy and Titus - She Reads Truth - She Reads Truth Either way, though, I enjoyed the book. Fee gave great insight in Fee is undoubtedly a skilled scholar, but I felt many times while reading this that he avoided some of the major evidence in favor of all views regarding elders and deacons, and especially regarding the role of women. Fee gave great insight into some difficult passages, and even at times that I didn't agree with him he made me think deeply about the text. Jun 15, Mark Evans rated it it was ok. Fee unjustifiably argues that the false teaching in Ephesus was female dominant. Hence the prohibitions are merely situational against the female false teachers there. Mar 13, Ian Rees rated it liked it Shelves: bible-commentaries. Enjoyed reading this commentary on the pastoral letters. There was no application of the text to life in general, but he was very thorough in dealing with the structure of the text and questions of interpretation. Jan 14, Dan Glover rated it liked it. Don't always agree with his conclusions at points and, considering his teaching on exegesis is quite good, he doesn't practice what he preaches at times, especially concerning the issue of the role of women in the household and in church ministry. However, if one can see past this, the majority of his commentary and others on Paul's letters is fairly good. May 16, Brian Collins rated it really liked it. Excellent defense of Pauline authorship in the introduction; disagreed with his position on women and ministry and did not find the exegesis compelling; found the commentary on 1 Timothy which was the section I read to do a good job of explaining how the letter fits together, how the parts relate to the whole. View 1 comment. Feb 09, David rated it it was amazing. Fees chief contribution in this book is that he views it as a specific letter written to Timothy for specific problems at the church on Ephesus. He doesn't see it as a general guideline for church management and growth. It is very helpful very insightful and very much worth having on your shelf. Jan 25, Travis Johnston rated it really liked it Shelves: seminary , millar. Decent commentary. I appreciated the technical but not too technical aspects. He states the different viewpoints in exegesis well, then lands. I cannot say I agreed with every point. But a solid commentary none the less. Nov 13, Bill rated it liked it Shelves: commentary-bible , partially- read. Exegetical, scholarly, and quite succinct. Not many suggestions for application. Read 2 Timothy in , Titus in Aug 07, Matthew Henry rated it liked it. Occasionally helpful but usually was not as helpful as mounce or Towner. Joshua Moran rated it really liked it Aug 20, Tim rated it it was amazing Apr 04, Julian rated it it was amazing Nov 27, Dave Betts rated it really liked it Dec 04, Leviticus Ferris rated it liked it Sep 22, Dj Bryant rated it liked it Oct 05, Ryan Boyer rated it really liked it Feb 12, Chris Lussier rated it it was amazing May 25, Jeff rated it really liked it Dec 22, Jim rated it it was amazing Sep 22, Keith rated it really liked it Nov 12, Kenneth rated it really liked it Feb 01, Christian Cooper rated it really liked it Apr 07, Carolyn rated it did not like it Aug 03, Bryan Baker rated it really liked it Jul 10, Ben Geib rated it did not like it Dec 06, Joshua Arnett rated it liked it Apr 26, Gary rated it it was amazing May 21, Ike Unger rated it it was amazing Jan 27, Jay rated it it was amazing May 21, There are no discussion topics on this book yet. Readers also enjoyed. About Gordon D. Gordon D. His teaching experience also includes serving schools in Washington, California, Kentucky, as well as Wheaton College in Illinois five years and Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in Massachusetts twelve years. Gordon Fee is a noted New Testament scholar, having published several books and articles in his field of specialization, New Testament textual criticism. He also published a textbook on New Testament interpretation, co-authored two books for lay people on biblical interpretation, as well as scholarly- popular commentaries on 1 and 2 Timothy and Titus and on Galatians, and major commentaries on 1 Corinthians and Philippians. He is also the author of a major work on the Holy Spirit and the Person of Christ in the letters of Paul.
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