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How to Read the Bible for All It's Worth

88 reviews
Gordon D. Fee, Douglas Stuart

Zondervan, 2003

Too good not to have a copy
The title says it all. If you want to read the Bible for all its worth, you, not only read the book, but have to have your own copy. I borrowed the book from the library and started digging into it. There were many valuable Bible verses provided to illustrate and support the important points of the author's view. In order to gain the most from the book, I would need to go through all of these ...

New Testament Exegesis: A Handbook for Students and Pastors(3rd Edition)

19 reviews
Gordon D. Fee

Westminster John Knox Press, 2002

Great single-volume reference
Fee's work lays a definitive foundation for exegetical method in NT stuides. His approach is logical, seqeuntial and orderly. He covers every important step in the process and provides helpful examples along the way. This is a book you will certainly want by your side if you are a NT student. There is even a section for "shorter exegesis" for preachers, Bible class teachers, etc. Fee does an ...

How to Read the Bible Book by Book: A Guided Tour

15 reviews
Gordon D. Fee, Douglas Stuart

Zondervan, 2002

Best of the Bible Books
This is a terrific book. It guides you confidently through one of the most complex books in the world -- The Bible -- without being overwhelming or condescending. Fee and Stuart know their way around both the Christian scriptures and the human experience. Rare stuff indeed. By tackling the Bible in sections with brief introductions for each and then giving us an at-a-glance overview of each ...

How to Choose a Translation for All Its Worth: A Guide to Understanding and Using Bible Versions

5 reviews
Gordon D. Fee, Mark L. Strauss

Zondervan, 2007

Home Run
Fee and Strauss have hit a home run (idiom) with this book. Translation is hard work and they have demonstrated that well. There are many books out on this subject, but this one will become the standard for many years. While no translation is perfect and all have places where they could be cleaned up, they have demonstrated how the different translational models work in trying to make the ...

Paul's Letter to the Philippians (New International Commentary on the New Testament)

5 reviews
Gordon D. Fee

Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1995

layman's dream
If you are looking for a readable commentary that goes deeper into the meaning of Phillipians and it's application today but you aren't a pastor or a bible school student, then I would highly recommend this one. I thought his comments on the structure and intent of the letter were outstanding and a revelation to me. I think there is also much in this book for the serious student but for a ...

1 and 2 Timothy, Titus (New International Biblical Commentary, Volume #13)

2 reviews
Gordon D. Fee

Hendrickson Publishers / Paternoster Press, 1995

Head & shoulders above all the books on the Pastoral Epistle
I have Mounce, Marshall, Knight, Johnson, Hendriksen, Hughes and Stott on the Pastoral Epistles. But none of them can hold a candle to Fee's commentary. It is not an exaggeration to say that his commentary "UNLOCKS" the understanding of these 3 precious books. If you want volume of pages then Mounce is the one you want. If GREEK is what you want then Marshall and Knight are for you. But if you ...

Pauline Christology: An Exegetical-Theological Study

12 reviews
Gordon D. Fee

Hendrickson Publishers, 2007

High Fees
If one's eye drifts across the shelves of my study, and if all the loaned books have been returned, you would probably find more volumes by Gordon Fee than any other. I am happy to add his Pauline Cristology to my collection. I am currently designing a new course on the Apostle Paul and this work is invaluable to my study of Pauline Themes.

Paul, the Spirit, and the People of God

15 reviews
Gordon D. Fee

Hendrickson Publishers, 1996

Do yourself a favor
and get Dr. Fee's audio tapes from Regent College bookstore. I studied with Dr. Fee at Gordon-Conwell while pastoring in Cambridge, Ma. Our church supported some of Dr. Fee's mission trips around the world. His books are all great, but his lectures, especially his exegetical NT book studies, are simply unparalleled, satisfying the intellect and the spirit and leading one to experience the Holy ...

God's Empowering Presence: The Holy Spirit in the Letters of Paul

8 reviews
Gordon D. Fee

Hendrickson Publishers, 1994

Understand the Holy Spirit in Paul's letters
God's Empowering Presence is not a small book, nor light reading. In developing an article for the Dictionary of Pentecostal and Charismatic Movements, Fee realized very little secondary literature existed on the topic of the Holy Spirit as seen in the letters of Paul of Tarsus. Because of the dearth of Pneumatological studies in general, no one had ever thought to write a text specifically ...

The Disease of the Health and Wealth Gospels

4 reviews
Gordon D. Fee

Regent College Publishing, 1985

Releasing and Thought Provoking
This book clearly presents a thorough exegisis on the key proof texts cited to justify the popular Health and Wealth teachings. He makes the point that scripture must mean to us what it meant to its author and his original readers. For example the popular verse "Beloved I wish above all things that you may prosper and be in health" was merely John's personal wish for Gaius. That is what it ...

Getting the Word Across: Speech Communication for Pastors and Lay Leaders

2 reviews
G. Robert Jacks, Gordon D. Fee

Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1995

Show, don't tell
I'm in seminary. I'm reading books on writing sermons, composing sermons, and I'm writing a sermon for this Sunday. I read Jacks book and IMMEDIATELY go edit my sermon and it is MUCH MUCH MUCH better. I don't have to obey his every suggestion, I'm not even Christian,(and he most certainly and devoutly is) but the ideas in this book have made my ability to communicate, connect, show, (not ...

The Act of Bible Reading: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Biblical Interpretation

1 review
Gordon D. Fee, Craig M. Gay, ...

InterVarsity Press, 1996

A Great Book Demands Great Readers
Amongst numerous hermeneutics Books in stores, this one is quite different from others. Using the multidisciplinary approach, it starts with the historical perspective and canonical approach in the first two chapters. Each chapter also spends a good length for a detail and scholarly illustration of both approaches. The subsequent chapter discusses the theological perspective of Bible reading. ...

Listening to the Spirit in the Text

6 reviews
Gordon D. Fee

Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2000

Excellent Book
Dr. Gordon Fee did an excellent job with this book. It is actually a compilation of previous papers and speeches into one book, although this in no way hinders the quality of the book. This theologically sound and scripturally grounded book is more than just theology. His underlying concern is obviously for spiritual growth, making this spiritually and intellectually challenging at the same ...

The First Epistle to the Corinthians (The New international commentary on the New Testament)

16 reviews
Gordon D Fee

W.B. Eerdmans Pub. Co, 1987

Top scholarship that seems to step on some toes
Fee taught a course on 1 Corinthians for about 15 years at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary before completing this commentary (I only took his course on Textual Criticism). Thus, this book represents mature scholarship, thought, and an awareness of the kinds of questions people want answers to. The students at Gordon-Conwell were from every confessional background, so his teaching and writing ...

Discovering Biblical Equality: Complementarity Without Hierarchy

5 reviews

InterVarsity Press, 2005

A Handbook For Equality
I am SO thankful I bought this book. It has been so helpful for understanding further what Biblical Equality means and its practical applications. It covers the gamet of thought in reference to equality, as well as addressing the "other side of the fence" in a very gracious manner. Think of it as a response to "Biblical Manhood and Womanhood, Reaffirming the Patriarchy." There is also a chapter ...

Studies in the Theory and Method of New Testament Textual Criticism

1 review
Eldon J. Epp, Gordon D. Fee

Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1993

An insider's look at the forces impacting modern NT versions
Are you aware of the many textual changes, not due to translation, that have affected New Testament versions since the Reformation? Perhaps you have been puzzled at the addition, subtraction or differences between verses, even whole paragraphs, that exist among the translations from that time up until today. If you wonder why your Bible is changing, you need to read this book. My first Bible ...

Philippians (IVP New Testament Commentary Series)
Gordon D. Fee

InterVarsity Press, 1999

Nothing cripples a church's effectiveness like internal strife. In Philippi, Paul addressed a congregation whose private struggles were compounded by opposition and suffering from without. Paul's strategy was to write them a letter of friendship and moral exhortation, reminding them of their "partnership in the gospel," their mutual suffering for the cause of Christ, and their need to "stand firm in one spirit." His approach and counsel can ...

Galatians: Pentecostal Commentary

3 reviews
Gordon D. Fee

Deo Publishing, 2008

Mature Pauline Interpreter Provides a Solid Reading of Galatians
Unlike the last reviewer whose prejudice against the largest growing Christian movement worldwide today is not only palpable, but ignorant...let me say that this is the finest short commentary on Galatians on the market today. Gordon Fee has studied and worked in Pauline interpretation for most of his career. Yes, typical readings for Fee appear here as well, and Paul emerges in this earlier ...

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