The Tyndale Concise Bible Commentary for use with all versions of PocketBible.

The Tyndale Concise Bible Commentary presents each Biblical book by means of an extensive introductory section followed by an outline and interpretive notes. The introductory section for each book explores Basic Facts, Guiding Concepts, Bible-wide Concepts and Needs Met. These introductory sections take you to the original time and setting of the book, to how the author developed his message, to the book's place in the entire scope of God's revelation, and, finally, to the major applications of the books message—then and now.

The introductory sections are followed by an overall outline of the book and then specific notes on each section of the book. The notes at the beginning of each major section of the book summarize the development of the author's thought over that section. The interpretive notes that follow these overviews contain historical, geographical and archaeological insights and help with major interpretive problems. You'll get the essential message of the book without overly extensive or technical data.

The Tyndale Concise Bible Commentary is based on the New Living Translation Bible text but can be used with any translation in PocketBible. Use the View | Two Books option in PocketBible to open the Bible text in one window and the comments of the Concise Bible Commentary in the other. You can also search this commentary for specific words and phrases just as you would any PocketBible Bible.

Unique introductory sections explain each book in light of the overall message of the Bible.	Passage-by-passage notes cover the entire Bible and provide background on historical, geographical and archaeological details.	View comments side-by-side with your favorite PocketBible translation.

Features

• Clear and concise passage-by-passage commentary on the entire Bible
• Unique introductory section for each book of the Bible
• Basic Facts section discusses the book's historical setting, authorship, date and essential purpose.
• Guiding Concepts section provides keys to understanding how the book's message unfolds and to identifying its major emphasis.
• Bible-wide Concepts section explains how the book fits into the unified message of the Bible as a whole.
• Needs Met section pinpoints what a particular book meant to its original audience and how it applys to todays reader.
• A fifth section discussing geographical concerns is included for books where geography plays a major role (i.e. Genesis, Exodus, Acts)
• Index of Bible-wide themes