Matthew Henry Bitesize Biography by Philip Eveson

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Matthew Henry Bitesize Biography by Philip Eveson

The name of Matthew Henry will always be associated with his famous commentary. All over the world there are Christians who still appreciate the value of his work. For three hundred years his exposition of the biblical text, devotional comments, practical wisdom, warm theology and helpful insights have been of immense value to Christians both in their private devotions and family worship. Here is not only the writer, but also the preacher, the counsellor and the man of great prayer. Matthew Henry lived during a very difficult period of persecution for Christians who were not prepared to submit to Anglican worship and organization - often being treated as second class citizens. His legacy is one that churches, pastors, parents and individual believers can ill afford to ignore. Many know his commentary, but remain ignorant of the man himself.
Eveson, Philip: - Philip Eveson is a Welshman who has studied the biblical languages and theology at the University of Wales, Cambridge and London. He has been the minister of Kensit Evangelical Church for twenty-five years and is now the principal of the London Theological Seminary, where he has lectured since its inception.
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ISBN 13 9780852347997
ISBN 10 0852347995
Title Matthew Henry Bitesize Biography
Author Philip Eveson
Series Bitesize Biographies
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Evangelical Press
Year published 2016-01-25
Number of pages 126
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