Notes on Epistles of St. Paul: I-II Thessalonians, I Corinthians 1-7, Romans 1-7, Ephesians 1:1-14 (Thornapple commentaries)

"Joseph Barber Lightfoot was one of the greatest scholars in the history...of the modern church," writes Philip Edgcumbe Hughes. "For sheer erudition he was unrivalled in his own day, and his writings continue to be used with benefit and admiration in the world of Christian scholarship.' This collection of notes on five Pauline epistles, initially published posthumously in 1895, is no exception. The author treats the letters in the order in which Paul wrote them. Complete outlines for each of the first four epistles provide the framework for the comments on every phrase and many individual words in the Greek text of the two Thessalonian letters, the first seven chapters of I Corinthians, the first seven chapters of Romans, and the first fourteen verses of Ephesians. Indexes of Greek words and subjects add to the commentary's usefulness.