Commentary on the Bible

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About this app

This App includes the complete ebook of Commentary on the Bible by Adam Clarke.

Adam Clarke (1760 or 1762-1832) was a British Methodist theologian and Biblical scholar. He is primarily remembered for writing this commentary on the Bible. It took him 40 years to complete this work. Clarke adhered theologically to the Methodist founder John Wesley. Clarke's commentary is largely written from an orthodox Methodist perspective.

The book is linked to the King James Bible. To use the KJV Bible simple click the links, to go back to theCommentary on the Bible use the return button.

The text version "Commentary on the Bible" is available as a HTML files (no ebook reader needed) and is optimized for use on any mobile device.

Please note: Without proper rendering support, you may see question marks, boxes, or other symbols instead of characters

This is a FREE ad-supported app.

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This book has been published in 1831 and is out of copyright and in public domain.

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Ratings and reviews

Great are the commentaries by Adam Clarke. I always admire his writings/commentaries. However, it would be a greater asset for all, to have a SEARCH option to find what your heart/soul desires to find in the scripture (a certain verse or word), and then to see what's the commentary on it. That would be GREAT. I do get paranoid More and MORE when I switch from the App to anything else, I am unable to continue where I've left off. I have to go ALL over AGAIN. Then I'd give the App a 5 🌟 rating.

This is exactly what l have been looking for in bible commentry, though l have just downloaded it. It is a well researched and arranged work. Most interestingly, you can study this bible on your phone offline

Wonderful and meaningfully scholarly, especially for one with a classical background, capable of reading and inderstanding NT Greek and the Vulgate.