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Calvin's Commentaries (Complete) (22 volumes)

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Category: Commentaries

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A prolific scholar and theologian, John Calvin authored not only his famous Institutes of the Christian Religion, but also commentaries on twenty-four books of the Old Testament (Pentateuch, Joshua, Psalms, Major Prophets, Minor Prophets) and all of the New Testament except for 2 & 3 John and Revelation. These classic commentaries by a towering figure in the Reformation continue to be valued exegetical reference works for pastors and serious students of the Bible.

All 22 volumes of Calvin’s Commentaries are included.

Calvin’s Commentaries (22 Volumes)
• Author: John Calvin
• Text of 1847 version published by Calvin Translation Society
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Jonathan Huber
November 29, 2011  |  3:49 PM  |  Fantastic (5)
This is one of my favorite commentaries. It doesn't wrestle with the text in quite the same way as a modern exegetical commentary (like WBC or Tyndale), though Calvin is nonetheless a good exegete. This commentary reads more like a collection of sermons, which is refreshing and uplifting. I also like to read commentaries from different eras of Christian history, so this fits nicely between the writings of the church fathers and modern commentators. This series doesn't cover the entire Bible, but when it does it's always worth reading.