Exegesis of Difficult Bible Passages

by Jack P. Lewis

The message of the Bible is the most important thing in the world to understand, to keep, and to teach. It is therefore very important that one does not misunderstand nor mistreat the Bible.

Since some biblical passages are difficult to understand, the average Bible reader needs assistance. In this important book, Jack P. Lewis treats twenty such difficult passages of the Bible in depth. He deals with such passages as "living soul" (Genesis 2:7), the woman's "seed" (Genesis 3:15), predicting the virgin birth (Isaiah 7:14), divorce (Matthew 19:8), the Christian and the government (Romans 13:1-7), servants or deaconesses? (Romans 16:1), "mark them which cause divisions" (Romans 16:17), remarriage (1 Corinthians 7), "without discerning the body" (1 Corinthians 11:29), "a cloud of witnesses" (Hebrew 12:1), "those who rule" (Hebrews 13:7, 17, 24), and others.

228 pages. Paperback.