The Psalms are the most wonderful place in the Bible for the believer to turn in times of distress, confusion, trial and sorrow. The gleaning of its riches will be greatly enhanced by the clear chapter outlines and plain commentary of John Phillips. The two other sets I have found of much profit in my study of the Psalms are C.H. Spurgeon's "Treasury of David," and Dr. Peter S. Ruckman's "The Bible Believer's Commentary Series - The Book of Psalms."

This is rich and full of nuggets not found in most books on Revelation. There are no far out interpretations or predictions. After reading it I felt there was almost no need to read any others it was so satisfying and informative. Phillips brings in so many verses relating to each passage that is opens up the meaning in a very clear manner. He makes very rich applications to every day life. His outlines are fantastic. You can sense there has been much study gone intio the book and much wisdom given him. After reading at least a score of books on Revelation and teaching it myself, I find this book the most definitive work I have read. It not only informs you but will transform you as you study it

The book of Romans is the essential book of the Bible dealing with salvation through justification by faith (yes, I know the Bible teaches it consistently, but Romans is unbeatable for its clarity). H.A. Ironside addresses the book of Romans and explains each step in its historical and theological context (remember to compare spiritual things with spiritual) and lays out God's plan of soteriology in all of its granduer and glory. This is a foundation book for all new believers. A classic.-Kelly Whiting

John Phillips provides great insight into some of the most difficult prophetic and eschatological passages of the scriptures. I have never before read a work of such clarity that brings together many of the threads of prophesy running throughout the old and new testaments.

This is a must read for any christian looking to understand and be prepared for the events that will soon take place.

I have read many commentaries on the Gospel of John and this commentary by John Phillips is the best. If I were stranded somewhere and could choose only one book to read, I would choose this book.

The book is very readible yet extremely insightful and informative. The author's insights are amazing. He brougt this gospel to life in a way that brought indepth understanding to this gospel.

I would highly recommend this book to anyone interested in a very complete study of the Gospel of John.

Phillips comments are the best preparation for studying any book of the Bible I have found. His summary and overall picture of each book will make it so easy to study. The outlines truly outline the book to make it easy to study and to teach. There is a wealth of quotes and references from others that add great insight to the teaching. Reading his chapter on any book of the Bible you are going to study is a must. You will be glad you did. I have been unusually blessed and helped by this book.

This is the "must have" edition of George Washington's Rules of Civility. Beautifully bound in leather and richly illustrated by 18th Century period prints, this brief, 128 page, 8.25 by 5.25 inch, handsome work fits easily in your coat pocket or brief case. This attractive book is the perfect gift for every young person and adult alike whether they are a casual leisure reader, a student, or a scholar; no one will be diappointed. This edition will be enjoyed and appreciated at every level of reader interest. Each rule has been written as Washington himself recorded the maxim. The editor's stated intent being to retain the feel of Colonial America. Each rule is numbered consecutively and presented in over-sized type. If the reader chooses to read more deeply he or she will be richly rewarded and discover an excellant example of careful scholarly research. The edtitor has reached back to the very origin of the Rules of Civility in 1595. He makes it possible to trace the development of the Rules of Civility over 300 years thereby placing Washington and Colonial America within its own rich historical context. By presenting each rule with its earlier texts it is possible for the reader to discover the evolution of each rule for him or herself. Under each numbered rule is printed its earlier version as it appeared in previous centuries. Where the rule was printed in French it is recordered here in the original middle French and then carefully translated into English. The work is well documented. I give this edition the highest possible recommendation to all readers.

This was a very good book that introduced both simple and complex calculations when designing a robotic vehicle.

Any Milton fan will greatly appreciate phillip's in depth and detailed analysis of Milton's work. This book could not have been written more solid, or have explored Milton more precisely!