Exegetical Commentary on the Greek Text of the New Testament - 1 and 2 Peter

The result of a long life dedicated to the study, teaching, and exposition of the Word of God, M.Th. Samuel Pérez Millos offers us with the EXEGETICAL COMMENTARY ON THE GREEK TEXT OF THE NEW TESTAMENT an incomparable work due to the quality and scope of its content. It combines in a single commentary the rigorous grammatical analysis of the Greek text of the New Testament and its practical, doctrinal, and theological derivations.

The 7 main features that this commentary brings together, making it a set of 7 distinct commentaries in one, are the following:

Technical: Each book is preceded by a complete introductory study on the author, date, critical issues, main theme, and analytical outline.

Analytical: Grammatical examination of the Greek text with inclusions of the corresponding textual criticism, when applicable, analyzing all elements of each verse, such as verbs, nouns, adjectives, propositions, etc.

Linguistic: Interlinear Greek text and interlinear translation of each word. Analysis of the same with verbal moods, declensions, etc., offering the main meaning and complementary meanings of each word.

Exegetical: Literal interpretation of each term and its meaning within the canonical context of the New Testament.

Expository: It explains the biblical text verse by verse and extracts the teachings from each verse, each passage, and each word.

Didactic: The exegesis of the text is complemented by a series of excursuses on doctrinal and practical topics that require greater attention and detail.

Practical: Application to the life of the individual or the community of the doctrinal, theological, and spiritual teaching derived from the exegesis of the text.

In short, a unique, rigorous, and practical commentary at the same time, very useful for every lover and student of the Word of God. Of interest to those who have already reached a high level of biblical and hermeneutical studies, and enriching for those who are just starting out. Pastors and teachers will equally benefit from this work when faithfully and knowledgeably preparing their sermons and classes, thanks to the light offered by the extensive exegetical and doctrinal information in each and every verse of the New Testament. The general reader can refer to it at any time with the certainty of finding an answer to their questions about the meaning of a particular text of Scripture.