The Cambridge Greek Testament - 21 Volumes

Rich with Biblical exegesis yet still easy to understand, The Cambridge Greek Testament is an indenpensible collection for studying the original New Testament Greek. Discover the full meanings of verses with this commentary that is packed with powerful exegesis and analysis of the Greek text. This amazing work includes outlines, verse-by-verse interpretation, historical facts, doctrinal discussions, word studies, and more.

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What's Included

• Matthew
  Arthur Carr
  Date: 1896
  Carr examines the life of Mathew, and the authorship, purpose, and characteristics of the Gospel.
• Mark
  G. F. Maclear
  Date: 1892
  Maclear provides an introduction to the life of Mark and the composition of the Gospel.
• Mark, 2
  Alfred Plummer
  Date: 1914
  Alfred Plummer’s provides an updated volume on the Gospel of Mark
• Luke
  F. W. Farrar
  Date: 1893
  F. W. Farrar provides an introduction to the authenticity of the Gospels
• John
  Alfred Plummer
  Date: 1896
  Alfred Plummer’s provides an introduction covering the life of John
• Acts
  J. R. Lumby
  Date: 1891
  J. R. Lumby provides a detailed commentary on the Book of Acts
• Romans
  R. St. John Parry
  Date: 1921
  R. St. John Parry’s commentary provides includes a detailed overview of the Epistle to the Romans
• 1 Corinthians
  J. J. Lias
  Date: 1905
  Lias provides a scholarly detailed introduction to 1 Corinthians
• 2 Corinthians
  Alfred Plummer
  Date: 1903
  Plummer provides an  in-depth examination of 2 Corinthians
• Galatians
  A. Lukyn Williams
  Date: 1914
  Lukyn provides a chronology of Paul’s life, and excellent insight to the value of Galatians
• Ephesians
  J. O. F. Murray
  Date: 1914
  Murray provides a history of all of Paul’s Epistles and evidence in Ephesians to show Paul’s authorship
• Philippians
  H. C. G. Moule
  Date: 1897
  Moule’s commentary on Philippians includes chapters on Paul’s connection with Philippi, the date and background of the Epistle
• Colossians and Philemon
  A. Lukyn Williams
  Date: 1907
  Williams provides a commentary on these important books in their original Greek language
• 1 & 2 Thessalonians
  George Findlay
  Date: 1925
  Findlay provides an in-depth introduction. He provides historical background, and explains the deep reaching influence of Paul’s teachings
• Pastoral Epistles
  J. H. Bernard
  Date: 1906
  Bernard’s commentary expounds the Greek texts of 1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, and Titus, J. H. Bernard was a scholar in Church history, theology and philosophy.
• Hebrews
  F. W. Farrar
  Date: 1893
  Farrar’s analysis of the Greek text of Hebrews illuminates the history of the language
• James
  Arthur Carr
  Date: 1896
  Arthur Carr examines the authorship and the history of James’ and expounds on its message and content.
• 1 Peter
  G. W. Blenkin
  Date: 1914
  G. W. Blenkin covers the doctrines discussed in 1 Peter, and explores its relationship to other New Testament books.
• 2 Peter and Jude
  M. R. James
  Date: 1912
  M. R. James provides a practical commentary on 2 Peter and Jude
• 1, 2, & 3 John
  Alfred Plummer
  Date: 1916
  Alfred Plummer provides a  biography of John in his last years. Alfred Plummer provides in-depth commentary for all three books.
• Revelation
  William Henry Simcox
  Date: 1893
  Simcox also explores the angels of the Churches in Revelations, and the doctrine of Millennialism.