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Authors Q to TBA and abstracts
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Radmacher, Earl
Rawlins, C. L.
Reapsome, James
Reardon, Ann Marie
Rees, B. R.
Rhymer, Joseph
Risk, Jack
Robinson, J. Armitage
Robinson, James H.
Robinson, James M.
Roetzel, Calvin J.
Rohr, Richard
Rohrbaugh, Richard L.
Root, Orrin
Roth, Anne Van Dillen
Russ, Dan
Russell, Letty M.
Ryan, Dale
Ryan, Gregory

Sayers, Dorothy
Schwartz, Matthew B.
Scott, R. B. Y.
Seay, Chris
Sheep, Mathew L.
Simon, Ethelyn
Sinclair, Celia Brewer
Smith, Michael M.
Southern, Randy
Sper, David, ed.
Spong, John Shelby
Stulken, Marilyn

Rad BS318  
Nelson’s Student Bible Commentary:
Quick, Clear and Accessible Comments on the Whole Bible
Thomas Nelson           2008            490 p.           SC
Radmacher, Earl; Allen, Ronald B. and House, H. Wayne (eds.)
For a general yet thorough study of the whole Bible, the best resource is a commentary. Reliable exposition by evangelical scholars, beautiful illustrations, and an easy-to-read layout make Nelson’s Student Bible Commentary an excellent Bible commentary for students of all ages. It helps to clarify the words and phrases of the Bible. It reveals connections between books that readers can only discover for themselves through years of serious study. And it shows what the Bible meant when it was written and how it speaks to us today.