John Adams Hebrew Studies Collection (3 vols.)
Digital Logos Edition
Overview
According to John Adams, an early twentieth-century Scottish scholar, sermon helps are provided in Scripture with the study of language accents.. The John Adams Hebrew Studies Collection (3 Vols.) introduces the reader to accents and demonstrates how to make the most of them in sermon and Bible teaching preparation. Adams shows how a familiarity with accents is essential to understanding context of Scripture passages, thus making more meaning for one’s audience. This collection also provides two of Adam’s works on certain Biblical texts, Zechariah and the Lenten Psalms.
In these works, Adams’s clear and readable skill in illuminating the Scripture is seen, and will be of infinite value to any pastor or teacher of the Bible. John Adams Hebrew Studies Collection (3 Vols.) is perfect for any student of the Bible, giving insight into the construction of Scripture. The Logos edition of these works is essential along with your other Hebrew study resources, and are easily searchable for study and sermon preparation.
Key Features
- Introduction to the use of accents in Scripture
- Exposition on the prophet Zechariah and the Lenten Psalms
- Includes table of contents and appendixes to guide study
Product Details
- Title: John Adams Hebrew Studies Collection
- Author: John Adams
- Publisher: T&T Clark/Charles Scribner’s Sons
- Volumes: 3
- Pages: 521
About John Adams
John Adams was B.D. of Inverkeilor, Scotland, and an early twentieth-century biblical scholar. He wrote or edited many books, including The Suffering of the Best; Or Service and Sacrifice, The Mosaic Tabernacle, and Israel’s Ideal.