John Wesley's Explanatory Notes of the Whole Bible

John Wesley was a pietist, preacher, theologian, and, along with his brother Charles Wesley, pioneer of Methodism.  Wesley is known not only for his organizational skills, but his ability to convict Christians of their need to live a sanctified Christian life.

Produced between 1754 and 1765, John Wesley’s Explanatory Notes of the Whole Bible provides an invaluable verse-by-verse commentary of every book of the Bible.  The timeless work explains difficult-to-understand words and phrases, providing insight into nearly every verse in the Bible.

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Explanatory Notes of the Whole Bible
• Author: John Wesley
• Text of the 1765 version