The New Daily Study Bible: New Testament | NDSB (17 vols.)
Digital Logos Edition
Overview
For almost fifty years and for thousands of readers, The Daily Study Bible commentaries have been the ideal help for both devotional and serious Bible study. Now, with the release of The New Daily Study Bible: New Testament, a new generation will appreciate the wisdom of William Barclay. With clarification of less familiar illustrations and inclusion of more contemporary language, The New Daily Study Bible will continue to help individuals and groups discover what the message of the New Testament really means for their lives.
A fantastic commentary set for pastors, teachers, students, and laity, the words of Barclay continue to inspire readers today with his scripturally sound exegesis. Barclay's purposefully accessible writing style is evidence of his passion for bringing the Word of God to laity as well as biblical scholars. His thoroughly-researched works begin with important historical background, clarifying the context in which each New Testament book was originally written. Then, launching into commentary, Barclay discusses the Scriptures a handful of verses at a time.
This internationally popular commentary contains all seventeen volumes in the New Daily Study Bible, and will engage and delight a new generation of Christian readers. In the Logos edition, commentaries can be linked to your favorite Bibles for ease of reference, and Scriptures are easily referenced with a mouse-over. Running a Passage Guide search will produce instantaneous results with your favorite Barclay commentaries. Any linked commentaries you open will automatically turn right to the Scripture verse you are currently studying, eliminating the need for excessive scrolling.
Note: Now introducing the New Daily Study Bible commentaries of William Barclay—a completely new set of works, so significantly revised, updated, and edited that it is widely considered a distinct work from the original Barclay Study Bible
- 17 volumes of commentary covering the entire New Testament
- Wisdom and biblical knowledge from well-loved theologian William Barclay
- Over 5,000 pages of New Testament theological insight
- Title: The New Daily Study Bible: New Testament
- Publisher: Westminster John Knox Press
- Volumes: 17
- Pages: 5,251
Professor William Barclay (1907-1978) was a world-renowned New Testament interpreter and Professor of Divinity and Biblical Criticism at Glasgow University in Scotland. Having written more than fifty books, he is probably best known as the author of The Daily Study Bible series.
Reviews
46 ratings
James Oliver
6/30/2024
This bible study seemed like it would be an excellent way in which to study through books of the bible, however, such was not the case!! I started in Luke, and came across numerous clear errors in teaching and outright denial / ignorance of the miraculous works of Christ and the clear signs that pointed to Him being the Messiah. This was particularly disappointing. Having found such errors, I have undertaken further research to gain some further understanding of the perspective being expounded, only to find that Barclay, though I thought he had a good name amongst biblical scholars and commentators, described himself as a liberal evangelical, did not believe in the virgin birth, discredited the miracles in the bible (e.g. loaves & fishes, walking on the water etc…), did not believe that Jesus was divine, repudiated the substitutionary nature of the death of Jesus, denied the presence of hell and ultimately believed that all people would be saved (universalism). I would strongly urge you to steer clear of these books. Though this is a sad position to take & his scholarship has been widely regarded – I cannot recommend his writings with such blatant error incorporated throughout the pages.
Bechthold Family ❤️
5/10/2024
Thinh Nguyen
8/10/2023
Please be care of this commentary. Thank you to those who have already mentioned in the comments, the author has universalist view of salvation which is not consistent with the Bible. Steer clear of this commentary.
Ralph A. Abernethy III
9/7/2017
Suzanne Gorhau
8/12/2017
Ray Brown
7/24/2017
Vadim
3/31/2017
This man was a heretic: "We believe in evolution, the slow climb upwards of man from the level of the beasts. Jesus is the end and climax of the evolutionary process because in Him men met God. The danger of the Christian faith is that we set up Jesus as a kind of secondary God. The Bible never, as it were, makes a second God of Jesus. Rather, it stresses the utter dependence of Jesus on God." "Nowhere does the New Testament identify Jesus with God."
