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Old Testament Books
| Esther |
God's
Sovereign Protection of His Chosen People.
Expanded
Analytical
Outline of the Book of Esther incorporating the complete NASB text,
used by permission. (61
pages, 83 footnotes .pdf format) |
| Job |
The
Sovereignty of God in Human Suffering. Job has been
analyzed and
annotated; however, the NASB Text has not yet been
incorporated,
except in a few instances. (110 pages, 106 footnotes, .pdf format) |
| Psalms |
Israel's
Worship Hymnal. Each of the 150 Psalms have been
analytically outlined
and annotated. NASB Text has been incorporated,
used by permission. Each Psalm is a "stand-alone" unit. The page-length
of each psalm varies, of course. |
Isaiah
|
Yahweh Is
Salvation.
There are a number of notes included in the analysis, but there are
many more that could be added. Only in a few places is the text of the
NASB included. |
Ezekiel
|
Judgment and
Restoration "Until All Know I am Yahweh."
This analysis at present consists of a fairly detailed outline of the
book. However, the NASB text has been included only in a couple of
instances – in chapters 28 and 47. There are few footnotes at this time
scattered throughout the book. The most substantive notes begin in
chapter 47, which portrays a life-changing river emanating from a
yet-to-be rebuilt Jewish Temple during the Millennium..
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Daniel
|
God's
Sovereignty over the Nations. Daniel has been outlined
and annotated to some degree. The NASB text has been incorporated
in certain sections. At initial publication the document is 29
pages long with 23 footnotes. The first six chapters are more or less
historical, detailing events that occur in the lives of Daniel and his
three friends, all exiles from Judah, but serving in the court at
Babylon. Chapter 2 presents a vision that outlines the progress of
Babylonian, Medo-Persian, Grecian, and Roman Empires. Chapter 7
juxtaposes the coming reign of the Messiah with the reign of the
Antichrist. Daniel 9:24-27 gives a remarkably accurate and prescient
overview of Israel's history in the Vision of the Seventy Sevens. It
includes predictions about the Antichrist's role in relation to Israel
and the end times in 9:27. Chapter 11 predicts with remarkable
accuracy the actions of various kings of the North and the South. The
last part of chapter 11 appears to predict the machinations of the
Antichrist in the last days, ending in his demise. Chapter 12 reveals
the resurrection of the righteous and the wicked, and discusses the
length of time surrounding the last half of the Tribulation period. |
| Jonah |
Mercy Amid
Judgment.
This Expanded Analytical Outline of Jonah in .pdf format has
been
annotated. The NASB text has been incorporated throughout the analysis.
The document is 28 pages long, and consists of 100 footnotes. |
Zechariah
|
Israel's
Prophetic Future.
The analysis contains the text of NASB throughout. Annotations are
considerable (76 notes in 49 pages), but not exhaustive. Of particular
note are chapters 12-14, which include Zechariah's extensive prophecies
concerning the Day of the LORD. Chapter 12 discusses the end-time
battle against Israel by UN troops as well as Israel's abject sorrow at
having crucified her Messiah. Chapter 14 includes one of the most
extensive predictions of Jesus Christ's return to earth on the Mount of
Olives and His decimation of troops gathered against Israel and
Himself. The latter part of chapter 14 predicts the Messiah's reign as
King of the Earth and the required submission of Gentile nations to the
King if they expect to receive rain during the Millennium. |
New
Testament Books
Matthew
|
"The King and
His Kingdom of the Heavens.
Matthew has been analyzed and annotated. The text of the NASB has been
incorporated only in selected places. At the present time the analysis
is about 43 pages in length with 61 footnotes.
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Mark
|
The Service
and Sacrifice of the Servant.
Mark has been analyzed and the NASB text has been incorporated.
However, it is the 1977 edition of the NASB text, not the 1995 edition.
The document is presently 129 pages long with 167 footnotes in .pdf
format. |
Acts
|
EVANGELISM:
The Apostolic Evangelism Concerning Jesus the
Messiah of Jewish and Gentile People in the Roman Empire.
Expanded
Analytical Outline of Acts. As of March 4, 2011, annotation and
incorporation of the NASB text is complete through chapter 14,
though the outline continues to the end of the book. The document is
presently 154 pages long with 348 footnotes, in .pdf format. |
Romans
|
God's
Good News About Righteousness. This .pdf file
incorporates a few
notes here and there, but extensively, from Romans 12-16. As
work progresses, more notes will be added. From ch. 9-16, the text of
the NASB has also been incorporated. This will
be standardized throughout the document as time permits. This file also
does not contain
Appendix A and Appendix B as does the Romans
entry in Analytical
Outlines of the New Testament. |
1 Corinthians
|
Answers for
Today's Problems from Yesterday's Church. This .pdf file
incorporates, somewhat loosely, the text of NASB. The text is analyzed
in
fairly thorough detail through chapter 4. Thereafter, the detail
resumes only beginning in chapter 15. Notes exist, but almost
exclusively in chapter 15. This is a work in progress. |
Colossians
|
The
Preeminence of Christ. Expanded Analytical
Outline of 1
Corinthians including the complete NASB text of Colossians,
used by permission. Not extensively annotated. (28 pages, 10 footnotes,
.pdf format) |
2
Thessalonians
|
End-Time
Encouragement.
An Expanded Analytical Outline of 2 Thessalonians in .pdf format. The
text of NASB has been incorporated throughout. Thus far, the most
extensive annotation appears in chapter 2, but other notes appear
elsewhere also. The notes reflect a Pre-Tribulation
Rapture in relation to the subsequent "Day
of the Lord," which in this context designates the Tribulation
period. At present (early October, 2011) there are 39 footnotes
covering 18 pages of text. |
James
|
Applied
Christianity.
An expanded, annotated, analytical outline with the complete text of
NASB incorporated, used by permission. The work on James, in .pdf
format, is ongoing. At present (October, 2011), there are 39 pages and
90 footnotes. The number of both will go as the
commentary progresses. |
Revelation
|
The
Unveiling of Jesus Christ. An
expanded, annotated, analytical outline with the complete text
of NASB
incorporated,
used by permission. (178 pages, 352 footnotes, .pdf format) |
(Scripture quotation taken
from
the NASB.)
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