The Moody Bible Commentary - Hardcover

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Now you can study the Bible with the faculty of the Moody Bible Institute!

Imagine having a team of 30 Moody Bible Institute professors helping you study the Bible. Now you can with this in-depth, user-friendly, one-volume commentary. 

General editors Michael Rydelnik and Michael Vanlaningham have led a team of contributors whose academic training, practical church experience, and teaching competency make this commentary excellent for anyone who needs help understanding the Scriptures.

This comprehensive and reliable reference work should be the first place Sunday school teachers, Bible study leaders, missionaries, and pastors turn to for biblical insight. Scripture being commented on is shown in bold print for easy reference, and maps and charts provide visual aids for learning. Additional study helps include bibliographies for further reading and a subject and Scripture index. 

The Moody Bible Commentary is an all-in-one Bible study resource that will help you better understand and apply God's written revelation to all of life.  

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DR. MICHAEL RYDELNIK is Professor of Jewish Studies and Bible at Moody Bible Institute and the Host/Bible Teacher on Open Line with Dr. Michael Rydelnik, answering listener Bible questions on over 225 stations nationwide across Moody Radio. The son of Holocaust survivors, he was raised in an observant Jewish home in Brooklyn, New York. As a high school student, Michael became a follower of Jesus the Messiah and began teaching the Bible almost immediately. Besides his work on The Moody Bible Commentary and The Moody Handbook of Messianic Prophecy as Co-Editor and contributor, Michael is also the author of several books and numerous articles. His doctoral research focused on the Messiah in the Hebrew Bible. Michael and his wife Eva live in Chicago, love hiking with their collie and boxer, and have two terrific adult sons, a delightful daughter-in-law, and the cutest two grandchildren in the world.

DR. MICHAEL VANLANINGHAM was Professor of Bible at the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago for more than twenty years. He is now the Director of Research at Harvest Bible Chapel in Rolling Meadows, IL. He received his M.Div. in Systematic Theology from Talbot Theological Seminary and his Ph.D. in New Testament and Pauline Studies from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He has written a number of articles for The Master's Seminary Journal as well as other publications.

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Now you can study the Bible with the faculty of Moody Bible Institute!

Imagine having a team of 30 Moody Bible Institute professors helping you study the Bible. Now you can—with this in-depth, user-friendly one-volume commentary.

With more than 2,000 pages and over 1.5 million words, TheMoody Bible Commentary is a one-of-a-kind, comprehensive Bible resource. Special features include:

• Helpful introductions to each book of the Bible, giving information about the authors, their audience, and historical background.
• Outlines that show organization and structure at a glance.
• Clear discussions that shed light on difficult and debated passages, show how the Bible speaks to current issues in our culture, and highlight how the Old Testament predicts the Messiah.
• Careful scholarship based in the original languages and offering a consistent method of interpretation.
• Plus:Charts that clearly explain biblical concepts, maps that provide an overview of Bible lands and cities, Scripture and subject indexes that make it easy to locate themes and topics.

Use TheMoody Bible Commentary to help you know God’s Word and apply it in your daily life.

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The Moody Bible Commentary

By Michael Rydelnik, Michael Vanlanigham

Moody Publishers

Copyright © 2014 The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
All rights reserved.

ISBN: 978-0-8024-2867-7

Contents

Foreword, 
Contributors, 
Acknowledgments, 
List of Abbreviations, 
Introduction, 
The Old Testament, 
Genesis, 
Exodus, 
Leviticus, 
Numbers, 
Deuteronomy, 
Joshua, 
Judges, 
Ruth, 
1 Samuel, 
2 Samuel, 
1 Kings, 
2 Kings, 
1 Chronicles, 
2 Chronicles, 
Ezra, 
Nehemiah, 
Esther, 
Job, 
Psalms, 
Proverbs, 
Ecclesiastes, 
Song of Solomon, 
Isaiah, 
Jeremiah, 
Lamentations, 
Ezekiel, 
Daniel, 
Hosea, 
Joel, 
Amos, 
Obadiah, 
Jonah, 
Micah, 
Nahum, 
Habakkuk, 
Zephaniah, 
Haggai, 
Zechariah, 
Malachi, 
The New Testament, 
Matthew, 
Mark, 
Luke, 
John, 
Acts, 
Romans, 
1 Corinthians, 
2 Corinthians, 
Galatians, 
Ephesians, 
Philippians, 
Colossians, 
1 Thessalonians, 
2 Thessalonians, 
1 Timothy, 
2 Timothy, 
Titus, 
Philemon, 
Hebrews, 
James, 
1 Peter, 
2 Peter, 
1 John, 
2 John, 
3 John, 
Jude, 
Revelation, 
Scripture Index, 
Subject Index, 

CHAPTER 1

THE OLD TESTAMENT

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GENESIS

MULTIPLE FACULTY CONTRIBUTORS

OUTLINE

Introduction

I. Primeval History: Establishing the Need for Redemption (1:1–11:26)

A. Perfect Creation: The Absence of Sin (1:1–2:25)

1. An Overview of Perfection (1:2–2:3)
a. Inanimate Perfection (1:1-19)
b. Animate (Animal) Perfection (1:20-25)
c. Human Perfection (1:26–2:3)

2. A Close-Up on the Human Ideal (2:4-25)
a. The Ideal Creation of Man (2:4-7)
b. The Ideal Place of Man (2:8-14)
c. The Ideal Responsibility of Man (2:15-25)

B. Fallen Humanity: The Advent of Sin (3:1-21)

1. The Lead-up to Sin (3:1-6)
a. Step One: Wrongly Recalling God's Word (3:1-3)
b. Step Two: Wrongly Assessing God's Purpose (3:4-5)
c. Step Three: Wrongly Approving What Seems "Good" (3:6)

2. Humanity's Response to Sin (3:7-8)
a. Conviction (3:7a)
b. Division from Each Other (3:7b)
c. Division from God (3:8)

3. God's Response to Sin (3:9-21)
a. Gentle Confrontation (3:9-13)
b. Merciful Chastisement (3:14-20)
c. Gracious Forgiveness (3:21)

C. Dire Consequences: The Aftermath of Sin (3:22–4:26)

1. Exile: The Communal Aftermath of Sin (3:22-24)
a. The Problem (3:22)
b. God's Gracious Solution (3:23)
c. The "Eastward" Paradigm (3:24)

2. Murder: The Personal Aftermath of Sin (4:1-22)
a. The Priority of Heart Attitude (4:1-8)
b. God's Mercy, Again (4:9-12)
c. Cain's Repentance and God's Grace (4:13-22)

3. Injustice: The Legal Aftermath of Sin (4:23-26)
a. Injustice as a Result of Ignoring God's Example (4:23-24)
b. Injustice Not Preclusive of God's Blessing (4:25)
c. Injustice as a Catalyst for Turning People to God (4:26)

D. Fallen World: The Attachment of Sin (5:1–11:26)

1. Break in the Prosecution: God's Blessing Despite Depravity (5:1–6:8)
a. Hope of Redemption (5:1-32)
b. God's Gracious "Cap" on Depravity (6:1-4)
c. Measure of True "Spirituality" (6:5-8)

2. The Flood: Humanity's Chance to "Come Clean" of Depravity (6:9–9:29)
a. Prelude: A Righteous Remnant in a Depraved World (6:9-10)
b. Corruption of the Land (6:11-12)
c. God's Covenant with Noah (6:13-20)
d. God's Provision for Life (6:21-22)
e. Entering the Ark (7:1-9)
f. Prevailing of the Flood (7:10-24)
g. Subsiding of the Flood (8:1-14)
h. Exiting the Ark (8:15-22)
i. God's Provision for Life (9:1-7)
j. God's Covenant with Noah and All Life (9:8-17)
k. Corruption of the Land (9:18-19)
l. Postlude: A Righteous Remnant in a Depraved World (9:20-29)

3. The Depth of Depravity in Post-Flood Humanity (10:1–11:26)
a. Setting the Stage for Universal Rebellion (10:1-32)
b. Rebellion Expressed: The Rise and Fall of Universal Human Pride (11:1-9)
c. Transition to Pardon (11:10-26)

II. Patriarchal History: Delineating the Path of Redemption (11:27–50:26)

A. Descendants of Terah: God Making His Own Name for Man (11:27–25:11)

1. The Abrahamic Covenant: God's Promise for Israel and the Nations (11:27–12:20)
a. God's Sovereign Choice: Abram's Passivity (11:27-32)
b. God's Gracious Promises: Resetting Abram's Direction (12:1-9)
c. God's Unshakable Hold: Abram's Deep Depravity (12:10-20)

2. Living in the Land: God's Affirmation of the Covenant (13:1–14:24)
a. Affirming Abram's Right to the Land (13:1-18)
b. Affirming Abram's Might and Prosperity (14:1-16)
c. Affirming Abram's Blessing and Status (14:17-24)

3. Ratifying the Covenant: God's Compromise with Weak Faith (15:1-21)
a. Answering Abram's Doubt about the Son (15:1-5)
b. Affirming Abram's Imperfect Faith (15:6)
c. Answering Abram's Doubt about the Land (15:7-21)

4. Doubting God: The Fall Reprised (16:1-16)
a. The Temptation (16:1-4a)
b. The Human Consequences (16:4b-6)
c. The Divine Response (16:7-16)

5. Circumcision: The Sign of the Covenant (17:1-16)
a. The Effected Covenant as the Basis of the Rite (17:1-8)
b. Content of the Rite (17:9-16)
c. Abram's Response to the Rite (17:17-27)

6. An Expression of Divine Fellowship (18:1-33)
a. God Affirming His Empathy with Abraham (18:1-8)
b. God Affirming His Grace toward Abraham (18:9-15)
c. God Affirming His Justice to Abraham (18:16-33)

7. A Paradigm of Corporate Judgment (19:1-29)
a. Cause of Judgment (19:1-11)
b. Distinction of Judgment (19:12-22)
c. Purpose of Judgment (19:23-29)

8. Persistence of Sin (19:30–20:18)
a. Struggles of Lot's Household (19:30-38)
b. Struggles of Abraham's Household (20:1-16)
c. God's Faithfulness and Grace in Sanctification (20:17-18)

9. Sovereignty of God in Blessing (21:1-34)
a. God's Sovereignty in Blessing Abraham and Sarah (21:1-8)
b. God's Sovereignty in Blessing Hagar and Sarah (21:9-21)
c. God's Sovereignty in Blessing Abimelech and His People (21:22-34)

10. The Pinnacle of Abraham's Faith (22:1-19)
a. God's Call to Faith (22:1-2)
b. Abraham's Expression of Faith (22:3-9)
c. The Angel's Affirmation of Faith (22:10-19)

11. Family Matters (22:20–23:20)
a. Keeping Up with the Relatives (22:20-24)
b. Mourning Sarah (23:1-2)
c. Purchasing the Family Burial Plot (23:3-20)

12. Finding Rebekah in Mesopotamia (24:1-67)
a. Abraham's Petition (24:1-9)
b. God's Answer (24:10-49)
c. The People's Response (24:50-67)

13. Transferring the Torch to Isaac (25:1-11)
a. Abraham's Affirmation of Isaac (25:1-6)
b. Isaac and Ishmael's Burial of Abraham (25:7-10)
c. God's Affirmation of Isaac (25:11)

B. Descendants of Ishmael: A Locus of Conflict with God's People (25:12-18)

C. Descendants of Isaac: Learning to Wait on God (25:19–35:29)

1. Jacob and Esau: The Sons of Isaac (25:19-34)
a. Barrenness of Rebekah (25:19-21a)
b. Birth of Jacob and Esau (25:21b-26)
c. Sale of Esau's...

Details zur Ausgabe

• Verlag: Moody Publishers
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2014
• Sprache: Englisch
• ISBN 10: 0802428673
• ISBN 13: 9780802428677
• Einband: Gebundene Ausgabe
• Anzahl der Seiten: 2173
• Herausgeber: Rydelnik Michael, Vanlaningham Michael
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