CTC18 Commentary on the Epistle to the Philippians

The meticulous commentary not only attempts to explain what the epistle meant to its first readers, but also manages to extract relevant applications for today. The commentaries in this series are considered in the English-speaking world as some of the most serious and recommendable: abreast of modern scholarship and, at the same time, faithful to Scripture as the Word of God. The authors in this series analyze the Greek text in detail, pausing to consider contextual and exegetical issues, and the general meaning of the text. In addition, in the footnotes or appendices, they address more technical aspects such as grammatical, textual, and historical problems, providing the Greek text when necessary. In fact, this commentary is like two commentaries in one: the commentary itself offers an excellent and complete interpretation of the text, easy to understand, and the footnotes introduce the reader to more academic issues and the original text. Thus, this series is a useful tool for pastors and teachers, but also easy to read and accessible to every believer.