Notthemama1984
Puritan Board Post-Graduate
What are your views of this series?
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So worth the 125 bucks Logos is offering it right now?
Thanks. Any idea when the volume will come out?
They are actually pretty good, although each one is written by a different person so they tend to be inconsistent in their theology. Some of them are quite good, Matthew is written by D.A. Carson, Galatians is by James M. Boice. Others are not quite as good, but all of them always present all sides of the argument before giving a conclusion. Overall a pretty good set for the price.
They are actually pretty good, although each one is written by a different person so they tend to be inconsistent in their theology. Some of them are quite good, Matthew is written by D.A. Carson, Galatians is by James M. Boice. Others are not quite as good, but all of them always present all sides of the argument before giving a conclusion. Overall a pretty good set for the price.
My experience with James M. Boice's commentaries has been a replication of his expository sermons, not to be considered even an intermediate level.
Is this the same for this series?
They are actually pretty good, although each one is written by a different person so they tend to be inconsistent in their theology. Some of them are quite good, Matthew is written by D.A. Carson, Galatians is by James M. Boice. Others are not quite as good, but all of them always present all sides of the argument before giving a conclusion. Overall a pretty good set for the price.
My experience with James M. Boice's commentaries has been a replication of his expository sermons, not to be considered even an intermediate level.
Is this the same for this series?
That might depend on your definition of intermediate and your scale of reckoning! This commentary on Galatians is NOT just his sermons. Also, in the revised version, his commentary was replaced by another contributor.
They are actually pretty good, although each one is written by a different person so they tend to be inconsistent in their theology. Some of them are quite good, Matthew is written by D.A. Carson, Galatians is by James M. Boice. Others are not quite as good, but all of them always present all sides of the argument before giving a conclusion. Overall a pretty good set for the price.
My experience with James M. Boice's commentaries has been a replication of his expository sermons, not to be considered even an intermediate level.
Is this the same for this series?