This chapter provides an exegesis of 1 Samuel 2:12-36.

This chapter provides an exegesis of 1 Samuel 1:1-1 Samuel 2:11. The main theme of the chapter is the Lord’s vindication of those who trust in him.

This chapter provides an introduction to 1 Samuel and 2 Samuel. Introductory matters addressed include the canonical importance, literary strategy, literary connections to Judges, and structure of the books.

This chapter presents an exegesis and exposition of 1 John 1:1-4.

Chapter 1 presents an exegesis of James 1:1-27. This chapter is wisdom for the Christian life in trials and suffering.

This chapter is an introduction to the letter of James. Matters of introduction touched upon include authorship, the form or structure of the letter, its date, historical situation, major themes, and the relationship between Jesus and James.

Chapter 1 is an exposition of Exodus 1:1-22. The commentary also helps with practical applications and preaching ideas.

This chapter provides an introduction to the book of Exodus. The Introduction explores the plot of the book, its authorship, issues of interpretation, key theological and/or narrative themes, historical setting, and its relationship with the New Testament.

In Chapter 1 Carson reflects on God as Creator, the one who made everything out of nothing (Genesis 1, Genesis 2). Carson explains how his understanding of Genesis relates to science and the place of man in God’s creation.

This chapter defines important terms used in discussions of the last things (eschatology). An extensive vocabulary has been developed around this topic, and readers are familiarized with it in this chapter. Theological terms discussed are eschatology, millennium, rapture, preterism, and futurism.