Free
New Testament Commentaries & Doctrinal
Studies
(Reformed Theology)
by Gordon Lyons
Expository
Notes
(NT Commentary Series)
The purpose of this site is to provide free of charge a series of
Expository Notes
or commentaries on most of the New
Testament. These notes aim to
provide the serious Bible student
with material which is not unduly
technical and which does not require
a knowledge of the original
languages. At the same time, these
commentaries are not generally
too basic or brief. Rather, it
has been the aim of the author
to provide suitable material for
more advanced personal or group
Bible study. As yet, the series
is incomplete. New titles will
be added as soon as they become
available, so please check this
site from time to time to read
or download the latest
commentaries.
Bible Truths
Explained
(Bible Doctrine Series)
In addition to the Expository
Notes, you will find a series of
studies entitled
Bible Truths
Explained. Although
providing a fairly comprehensive
study of each Bible doctrine,
the series is intended only as
an introduction to this subject.
Theology students are
encouraged to seek more detailed
information in their recommended
textbooks, although they may
find the studies here useful for
summarising each of the major
Bible doctrines.
In these studies, each theme is supported
throughout with extensive
quotations from the Scriptures.
The doctrinal studies have been
written from a Reformed
perspective, and therefore
expound the doctrines of grace.
The studies in this
series are
based to a greater or lesser
extent on the teaching of Dr.
Charles Hodge.
"Lest Satan should get an advantage of
us: for we are not ignorant of his devices." 2 Corinthians 2:11
"Ah!" says Satan, "It
is but a little sin--a little pride, a little worldliness, a little
lust, etc. You may commit it without any danger to your soul. It is but a little
one; you may commit it, and yet your soul shall live."
Consider, that there is great danger,
yes, many times most danger--in the smallest sins. "A little leaven leavens the
whole lump" (1 Cor. 5:6). If the serpent sneaks in his head--he will draw in his
whole body after him. Greater sins do sooner startle the soul, and awaken and
rouse up the soul to repentance, than lesser sins do. Little sins often slide
into the soul, and breed, and work secretly and indiscernibly in the soul, until
they come to be so strong, as to trample upon the soul, and to cut the throat of
the soul.
Many are eternally killed and betrayed
by the 'little sins', as they call them, that are nourished in their own bosoms.
A little hole in the ship, sinks it.
A small breach in a dyke, carries away all before it.
A little stab at the heart, kills a man.
A little sin, without a great deal of mercy, will damn a man!
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beginning was the Word, and the Word was
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