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This commentary on 2 Kings is an ornament of his skill as an exegete and preacher
The long gap between the publication of Luke (1858) and the appearance of the first volume of John (1869) is explained by the loss of Ryle’s second wife
with a cover inspired by the Japanese ceramic art form
he reminds her of that comforting truth by describing her as “always in God’s hands
walking in the power of God
Preaching the Word: The Psalms Vol 1 (1 to 41) 4-7 This commentary on 2 KingsThe Psalms are treasured poetry that reflect the prayer and praise of ancient Israel. Every generation opens the Psalms for inspiration, comfort, hope, and encouragement. Theyre also are a rich source of truth about God, humanity, and salvation. The authors of the New Testament understood this, quoting the Psalms more than any other Old Testament book to establish key doctrines. The Psalms tell the story of Gods anointed king, his kingdom, and his