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In The Acts of the Apostles, noted Scottish Bible interpreter William Barclay follows the formula established for The Daily Study Bible by first giving the text of the day's study in his own interpretation, followed by two or three pages of commentary.

In The Revelation of John, noted Scottish Bible interpreter William Barclay follows the formula of the Daily Study Bible by first giving the text of the day's study in his own translation, followed by two or three pages of commentary.

In The Letters to Timothy, Titus, and Philemon, noted Scottish Bible interpreter William Barclay follows the formula of The Daily Study Bible Series by first giving the text of the day's study in his own translation followed by brief commentary.

In The Letters to the Corinthians, noted Scottish Bible interpreter William Barclay follows the formula for The Daily Study Bible Series by first giving the text of the day's study in his own interpretation, followed by two or three pages of commentary.

The complete series furnishes a comprehensive commentary and devotional study guide on the New Testament for individuals or for groups, for home, church, school, or library, for ministers, teachers, students, or lay persons who want to discover what the New Testament writers said and what their messages really mean for their lives.

In The Letter to the Hebrews, noted Scottish Bible interpreter William Barclay follows the formula of the Daily Study Bible by first giving the text of the day's study in his own translation, followed by two or three pages of commentary.

In Volume 2 of The Gospel of Matthew. the great Scot

The Letter to the Galatians proclaims that Christiantiy was dependent upon nothing but God's free gift of grace, bestowed on all who would accept that gift by faith, Gentile and Jew alike. Because it declares this universality and confutes the Judaizing Christians, the letter is one of the great theological cornerstones of Christianity, according to Dr. Barclay.

Here, as in the other titles in the series, is the great Scottish Bible interpreter William Barclay's own translation of the day's study, this time from the letters to the Galatians and the Ephesians, together with his enlightening commentary.

In the Letters of James and Peter, noted Scottish Bible interpreter William Barclay follows the formula of the Daily Study Bible by first giving the text for the day's study in his own translation, and two or three pages of commentary.

In The Letter to the Romans, noted Scottish Bible interpreter William Barclay follows the formula of The Daily Study Bible by first giving the text for the day's study in his own translation, followed by two or three pages of commentary.

In The Gospel of Mark, the great Scottish Bible interpreter William Barclay follows the formula

In the Gospel of Luke, the great Scottish Bible interpreter William Barclay follows the formula of the Daily Study Bible Series by first giving the text of the day's study in his own translation, followed by two of three pages of commentary

In Vol. 2 of the Gospel of John, the great Scottish Bible interpreter William Barclay follows the formula of the Daily Study Bible Series by first giving the text for the day's study in his own translation, followed by two or three pages of commentary.

In Vol. 1 of The Gospel of John, the great Scottish Bible interpreter William Barclay follows the formula of the Daily Study Bible Series by first giving the text for the day's study in his own translation, followed by two or three pages of commentary.