Exegesis: Bible Study

Chapter summaries • From a verse's Commentaries, open one commentator's whole chapter: a headline, the movements of their argument with their own lines quoted under each, what they press, and where they dwell • Every quotation is checked against the commentator's text before it is shown • Compare several commentators on a chapter once their summaries are written • The commentator page lists each chapter of a book with its size and price. A summary costs one credit per 10,000 of the commentator's words, four at most, and a chapter already written costs one credit for everyone after • A summary keeps writing if you leave the page, and a second request for the same chapter joins the first instead of paying twice Two new voices • Charles R. Erdman's New Testament expositions (1916–1930): nineteen books, from the Gospels through the Epistles • The Thirdmill Study Bible's Reformed study notes, beginning with James Creeds • The Definition of Chalcedon (451) joins the Creeds shelf beside the Nicene and Athanasian: the synod's preface and the Definition itself, with proof texts, narration, and its own story in the Library Word studies • Lexicon pills appear at once from the sources on your device; Thayer and LSJ join when they answer, and a line under the row says when they could not, with Retry Fixes • A commentary lookup that fails on a weak connection says so and offers Retry, instead of "No commentaries found" • Translation TIPs links open the right verse where two references share one web address