Standard Lesson Commentary-KJV

For almost 45 years, I've been teaching in local Sunday Schools. My preferred teaching aide is the Std.Publishing lesson commentary NIV version. I can depend on lesson focus, background, and daily life applications. With no hesitation, I can recommend this commentary for any teaching needs. I also appreciate your competitive pricing on this book....thanks! John Remington Ohio

This is the most comprehensive lesson plan book i have used for teaching sunday school. i use it every year and depend on it. it is most thorough and gives lots of good ideas.

We have been using this series for our men's Bible study at Faith ANglican Church in Cordova, Tennessee. This will be our 4th year using this series. The subjects and commentary are excellent and fit in with our study program. We (4-7) men meet on Tuesday mornings at IHOP and everybody, (servers and cooks and guests)are always interested in our study and often stop and discuss with our guys our subjects and ask what church we are affiliated with. Often they ask info about our study material and we are more than happy to show them and help them with their journey. On Tuesdays we have all become a big family of Christians, even though not all are going to church but it is a great way to plant more seeds for the Kingdom.The Book keeps our attention and coming back for more of God's Word each Tuesday all year.

This is a great book. It is easy to read and follow. For those of you who want to be able to study the Word these lessons really make it easy.

The following is my rule of thumb on buying a book on studying the Bible:1. Never be boring 2. Straight forward and not alot of digging and searching 3. A behind the scenes commentary on what was going on 4. A break down of verses and words and what they mean 5. Practical applications for my life todayI have found all this and more in the Standard Lesson Commentary. The format of the biblical studies are based on a weekly system, starting with the first Sunday of September 2001 and ending on the last Sunday of August 2002. Within this time frame, the lessons are divided into quarters (fall, winter, spring and summer). This allows the writers of the Standard Lesson Commentary to place the biblical studies under certain themes or topics. While this book is actually geared to people who partcipate in a local Sunday School or Bible Study, I highly recommend this book for your own personal studytime at home. There is so much that can be gleaned from this study and I like the format because it gives me an opportunity to either stay on the schedule set or just go at my own pace. The writers are highly anointed in how they can even take difficult passages in the Bible and break it down so that you get a clearer understanding on what the Word says. They also reference other versions of the Bible, Bible dictionaries and other commentaries. This is a perfect book for someone new to the Bible who might want a more structured approach to their Bible study. This book is also perfect for the seasoned warrior, who studies the word to show himself approved...(2 Timothy 2:15)