The Bible of the Expositor and the Evangelist (39 volumes)

This 39-volume Commentary set from Baptist minister and theologian William Bell (W. B.) Riley (1861-1947), entitled The Bible of the Expositor and the Evangelist (published between 1925 and 1938), combines sections of Bible exposition together with dozens of sermons preached by Riley over decades of work in the ministry. All of it is arranged more or less in Biblical order, so that the entire work functions as a Commentary set within PC Study Bible. Riley was a leading figure within American Fundamentalism in the early 20th century, and his sermons and commentary very much reflect this viewpoint. Staunchly conservative in nearly every respect, including on many practical social issues of his time, which he often addresses directly in the sermons, Riley's work is indeed, in many ways, a product of his period. Some of his attitudes and the issues he discusses may strike modern readers as odd, or even offensive, at times. Believers today, as in the case of all historical works, need to read these sermons with caution, recognizing that certain opinions and attitudes today, even among conservative Baptists and others who would consider themselves "Fundamentalist", may be very different.

All of the material may be accessed from the main Commentary menu (by Bible verse), and also from the Books menu under the categories "Commentaries" and "Works of W. B. Riley".

NOTE: This title is also included as part of the W. B. Riley Preaching and Exposition Collection.