Expository Thoughts on the Gospels, Volume 3: Luke Part 1 - Chapters 1-10 Cornelis P. Venema Together they display Hodge's 'adoring

Together they display Hodge's 'adoring love for Christ

Upon some of the topics in the second volume

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The author writes with heart-felt interest in the welfare of the men and women who are now in a position which was once his own

Expository Thoughts on the Gospels, Volume 3: Luke Part 1 - Chapters 1-10 Cornelis P. Venema Together they display Hodge's 'adoringWithin a year of publishing Mark in his Expository Thoughts on the Gospels series, J. C. Ryle had, in 1858, completed the Gospel of Luke. This was a much more substantial commentary than the earlier ones on Matthew and Mark, and comprehensive explanatory notes were appended to the authors thoughts on each passage of Scripture. The purpose of the notes was four fold (i) to throw light on difficulties in the text; (ii) to provide literal meanings and