The NIV Application Commentary on the Bible: One-Volume Edition
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An Abridged Version of the NIVAC
The NIV Application Commentary on the Bible (NIVAC) enables readers to better understand not just what the Bible means, but also what it means for their lives. Clear explanations of every passage in the Bible are presented alongside insights into contemporary significance.
Written by top-notch evangelical scholars but requiring no formal Bible or seminary training, The NIV Application Commentary on the Bible is useful both for personal study and for teaching preparation. Included for each book of the Bible is:
- A brief introduction to the book
- An outline of the book to clarify important structures and themes
- Commentary on the original meaning of each passage
- An application section to walk readers through the contexts in which the passage can be applied today
- At 1,800 pages, this abridged NIVAC volume enables readers to better understand not just what the Bible means, but also how to apply it for their lives
- Written and edited by top evangelical scholars who have helped produce previous volumes of the full NIV Application Commentary series
- Features clear explanations of every passage in the Bible are presented alongside insights into contemporary significance, all for less than $50
- This volume is enhanced by a world-class set of study tools, linking important terms to dictionaries and encyclopedias, tagging all Scripture references, and more.
Some useful app features to pair with your purchase of the 1-Volume NIV Application Commentary are:
- Old Testament Editor: Nancy L. Erickson
- New Testament Editor: Christopher A. Beetham
- Consulting Editors: Karen H. Jobes, Tremper Longman III, Scot McKnight, Douglas J. Moo, and John H. Walton
- Abridging Editor: Adam T. Barr
- Title: The NIV Application Commentary on the Bible
- Authors: Christopher A. Beetham, Nancy L. Erickson
- Edition: One-Volume Edition
- Series: NIV Application Commentary
- Publisher: Zondervan
- Print Publication Date: 2024
- Logos Release Date: 2024
- Pages: 1445
- Era: era:contemporary
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
- Subjects: Bible. O.T. › Commentaries; Bible. N.T. › Commentaries
- ISBNs: 9780310530817, 0310530814
- Resource ID: LLS:NVPPLCTNNVLMDTN
- Resource Type: Bible Commentary
- Metadata Last Updated: 2024-08-27T18:42:52Z
Reviews
3 ratings
Kirke Holmes
10/7/2024
Collin R
9/11/2024
For anyone considering this purchase, a 9 minute YouTube video by Best Bible Commentaries on this may be helpful. I cannot directly link to it here, but it can be easily found. Here's a quick summary: - He notes that the NIVAC is probably the most popular commentaries series. - There are 44 volumes in the NIVAC starting in 1995 with the most recent released around 2022. - In the main commentaries, content is divided into three sections: Original Meaning, Bridging Contexts, and Contemporary Significance. - This volume has very short (couple paragraph) intro to each book, a book outline, and then only two sections for each passage grouping: Original Meaning and Application. - Much of the new volume seems to be cut and pasted from the original 44 volumes, though some editing seems to have been done as well. - There are 90 million words in the original 44 volumes. This one-volume edition contains about 1 million words. - This 90:1 average word ratio seems to be more extreme (more cut out) for OT books and less extreme (less cut out) for NT books. - Overall, he believes this is an incredible resource because it contains summary applications from very well-reviewed authors for the entire Bible in one volume. I hope you find this information helpful as you consider this purchase! God bless!Marc Galán
8/27/2024
Just received this literally,9 minutes ago and jumped right in. Top 5 commentaries in my library, by far! Don't believe me,try it and you'll enjoy it just like I am.
kashif
8/16/2024
David Anfinrud
8/14/2024
I am thinking about it but the sections I am reading bother me because of the way it is written. I have issues with the NIV translation. It may cloud my thinking. But this is one book I would rather look at and check out before adding it my Logos Library as a trusted source. To be honest I trust material written in the 1800's more than some of the material written in the past couple of decades.
Jay Davis
11/26/2023
Seems that this is a concise book. - This comprehensive single edition addresses every biblical passage, offers insights into each section's contemporary significance, and combines easily understandable exposition with practical application, making it useful for personal study and teaching. 1808 pages, hardcover from Zondervan.
Hans van Nes
8/19/2023
There are 44 NIVAC books. So if the 'one volume edition' has 1808 pages, that about 40 pages per book. All NIVACs combined ought to have at least 10,000 pages. So I'm wondering what they are doing here. Could anyone clarify?
