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This St. Andrew's Expositional Commentary from theologian-preacher R. C. Sproul offers application and pastoral wisdom to the story of the gospel spreading to the nations.
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This is a really light and easy read. It isn't a deep commentary but rather a collection of expositional sermons. Each chapter covers a passage and all the chapters are short; most are just a few pages. The format is great as a morning devotional.
So far a few of the chapters have had interesting insights into the passage and of course you get some of Sproul's great anecdotes which are always fun.
It's good but don't expect anything deep. I've highlighted several interesting facts that I didn't know regarding church history and some latin vocabulary. Some of the chapters are honestly pretty boring and just walk you through the scripture with almost nothing new communicated.
PS: I wrote this when I was about 40% of the way through.( )
This St. Andrew's Expositional Commentary from theologian-preacher R. C. Sproul offers application and pastoral wisdom to the story of the gospel spreading to the nations.
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So far a few of the chapters have had interesting insights into the passage and of course you get some of Sproul's great anecdotes which are always fun.
It's good but don't expect anything deep. I've highlighted several interesting facts that I didn't know regarding church history and some latin vocabulary. Some of the chapters are honestly pretty boring and just walk you through the scripture with almost nothing new communicated.
PS: I wrote this when I was about 40% of the way through. (