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Free NIV Application Commentary Mark from Logos (Was $30.99 USD)

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For those with a Logos account, this excellent commentary is free for the month of September.
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  • +10

    Excellent.

    Always good to expand the library.

    • +9

      it's just the accident of your birth that gives you this perspective. If you were born 500 years ago you might have been cheering the Christian crusaders, if you were born 500 years from now you might barely remember the word "christianity" from your history brain download. Born +/- 5,000 years from now and you probably wouldn't once even be aware of Christianity at all before you died. You were born in a time that allowed you to see peak Christianity right when the developed world hit the modern age. Lucky you, what interesting times to be alive.

    • -6

      Hear hear.

      Respect each person's right to religious freedom, but absolutely no need to respect the execution of that right or the religion itself if it ain't earned it.

    • -1

      Im really curious to know where are the sources of what you are saying. Christian killing people. Have you heard the phrase of 'know a tree by its fruit ? A mango tree cant/should bears sour green apple as its fruit.

      Only Christianity offers a coherence and sensible answers to this important set of question for all human, origin, morality, meaning and destiny.

      I shall leave you with a poet called "Creed" from Steve Turner

      We believe that man is essentially good.
      It’s only his behaviour that lets him down.
      This is the fault of society.
      Society is the fault of conditions.
      Conditions are the fault of society.
      We believe that each man must find the truth that
      is right for him.
      Reality will adapt accordingly.
      The universe will readjust.
      History will alter.
      We believe that there is no absolute truth,
      excepting the truth that there is no absolute truth.
      We believe in the rejection of creeds,
      And the flowering of individual thought.
      If chance be
      the Father of all flesh,
      disaster is his rainbow in the sky,
      and when you hear:
      „State of Emergency!”
      „Sniper Kills Ten!”
      „Troops on Rampage!”
      „Whites go Looting!”
      „Bomb Blasts School!”
      It is but the sound of man
      worshipping his maker.

    • A main topic of the New Testament is the forewarning of false christian doctrine. That prophecy has since proven itself correct. It all started with people like Simon Magus. See Acts 8.

  • +5

    This series of commentaries is good. I met the author of the Leviticus-Numbers commentary. He's an Aussie and a top bloke. He also makes complex material easy to digest. Looking forward to reading this one on Mark. Thanks!

    • I find this series hit and miss. I guess that can be true of all commentary sets.

      I do like the Matthew volume in this series. Very good balance of analysis and application. Sometimes commentaries do one or the other. I found the Matthew one did both well.

  • Intersting.

    • +1

      This one would offer you hope to get off the island, myth or not.

  • +4

    Cool! Gonna read this. Thanks and Bless!

  • +6

    Thanks so much! I'm pleasantly surprised there's other Logos users on here!

  • Awesome, thanks

  • +4

    See also https://www.logos.com/product/45437/crucial-questions-series for a serious of "Critical Questions" from RC Sproul. Always free…

  • +1

    FYI Zondervan is a division of News Ltd and makes significant profits selling largely public domain works (bibles).

  • +3

    They do this every month. It's worth signing up to their monthly emails to be alerted to the deals. On top of the free Mark commentary, they've also severely discounted the NIVAC commentaries on Job and 1 Peter - I got both for $6.30 AUD.

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