Reformed Bible Commentary

[doonziticus]

Can anyone suggest a good Reformed Bible Commentary Set? A scholarly one, preferably, I have some Devotional ones, and they help a little in theological study, but I'd like to find a good set.

 

[Me Died Blue]

Calvin's is a natural one to get, and I've heard good things about Matthew Henry's and Matthew Poole's as well.

 

[Scott Bushey]

Gill

 

[Bryan]

Gill is the one I refer most to, Henry next although that is being reversed slighlty over time I've noticed. I have both through E-sword.

Bryan
SDG

 

[RamistThomist]

Matthew Henry

 

[Irishcat922]

Hendriksen

[Edited on 13-1-2005 by Irishcat922]

 

[martyrologist]

Gill and Calvin are great commentaries. Matthew Henry is one I like to fall back on from time to time.

 

[sastark]

I use Henry (because it's the only one I own! ) . Make sure you get the full version, though.

 

[fredtgreco]

Calvin
Poole
Henry
Hendrikensen's Baker set
Ryle (on Gospels)
Geneva Series

 

[matthew11v25]

Originally posted by Irishcat922
Hendriksen

I use Hendriksen/Kistemaker. I have been going through Hebrews with them and they have been very helpful. Gill is also a favorite of mine because no matter what passage I turn to...he has something to say about it!!!