Matthew
Henry (1662-1714) a non-conformist minister and commentator was born
at Broad Oak, near Bangor-Iscoed, Flintshire, Wales, on October 18,
1662. For 25 years he pastored a Reformed Presbyterian
congregation in Chester and in his later years pastored in Hackney,
London. Henry's comments for church Scripture readings were
collected as his Commentary on the Whole Bible. This book is the best
known work of its kind, strongly commended by Charles Spurgeon and
George Whitefield. Whereas the Puritan Matthew Poole wrote a similar
work for critical study, Henry's has a more devotional focus. He died
on June 22, 1714.
Book Description: From Genesis to
Revelation, Matthew Henry successfully combines practical
application, devotional insight, and scholarship on the entire
Bible. Henry has profound insights on the content, message and
nature of God's divine revelation.
Book Description: In this
book -- one of Soli Deo Gloria's bestsellers -- Henry defines
what meekness is, shows what excellence there is in it, and
makes numerous applications.
Book Description: A valuable source of
reference and sermon material with a clear modern typeface, this
classic is a treasure for pastors, students, Bible teachers, and
devotional readers alike!
Book Description: Matthew Henry's classic
book on prayer. If you've read Matthew Henry's classic
commentary on the Bible, you must read this volume on prayer.
This is Henry's great biblical thinking at its best!
Revelation by Matthew
Henry
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Book Description: Henry
explores Revelation's imagery and symbolism as the church is
reminded of God's sovereignty to accomplish His will. A Crossway
Classic Commentary abridged and adapted for today's reader.
Matthew
Henry (1662-1714) a non-conformist minister and commentator was born
at Broad Oak, near Bangor-Iscoed, Flintshire, Wales, on October 18,
1662. For 25 years he pastored a Reformed Presbyterian
congregation in Chester and in his later years pastored in Hackney,
London. Henry's comments for church Scripture readings were
collected as his Commentary on the Whole Bible. This book is the best
known work of its kind, strongly commended by Charles Spurgeon and
George Whitefield. Whereas the Puritan Matthew Poole wrote a similar
work for critical study, Henry's has a more devotional focus. He died
on June 22, 1714.
