Isaiah (Expository Series, #8)

by kenneth bow, Vaughn Reece, Scott Hall, Bart Adkins

Overview

Literary commentaries on the Book of Isaiah with commentaries by Kenneth Bow (Chapters 1-39), Vaughn Reece (40-46), Scott Hall (47-56) and Bart Adkins (47-56). The prophet Isaiah was a giant of Jewish history. He is considered the Shakespeare of Hebrew literature. The New Testament quotes him more than all the other prophets together. Isaiah’s writings are about the nature of God. It is a collection of many messages on many subjects.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940153474939
Publisher:	kenneth bow
Publication date:	10/24/2016
Series:	Expository Series , #8
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	331 KB

About the Author

Kenneth Bow is a native of California and now makes his home in Lake Tapps, of the Puget Sound area of Washington State. He began his full-time ministry in 1976 and has travelled for over forty years in America and numerous other countries. He is the author of several books. All of his writings are about his life-long passion with the Bible. From his teenage years, the Bible captivated his attention and he has written several books to share his thoughts with those of like passion. He sincerely hopes you share his passion for the Scriptures and enjoy this short literary commentary. The Bible is truly the Summum bonum of life, the highest good, and the quest of the chief good.

Vaughn D. Reece is a native of California and has served in the ministry for the last 27 years; He is a graduate of Northwest University and pastors Gospel Lighthouse Church in Shelton, Washington. He is passionate about prayer, biblical discipleship and apostolic evangelism. He enjoys a contagious sense of humor, and strives to eff ectively preach and teach the infallible Word of God in order to stir the soul, challenge the heart and inspire the
mind. Together with Redaina; his wife of nearly 26 years, he has three children;
Preston - 23 years, Cameron - 19 years, and Ashlyn - 17 years old. He is thankful that all three are faithfully serving within their local church in addition to being
fulltime college students