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James

Hiebert Commentary seriesNext:1 Peter: An Expositional Commentary(1984) →

As in the other commentaries, Dr. Hiebert uses his knowledge of Greek to practical effect for pastors and laypeople. He expositional approach is well-suited for personal or public study. The author writes in a way that reflects James's practicality. He provides a bibliography of further reading.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 348 pages

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