The Four Gospels: An Exegetical Translation

The Four Gospels: An Exegetical TranslationMuch more than a word by word translation, this dynamic new look at the Four Gospels explains their meaning in a refreshingly new way. Dr. Blackwelder seeks to share insights which are the rewards of his diligent study of the written word. Although not a paraphrase, as the author used the Greek text edited by Eberhard Nestle, he takes special care to make the meaning of the text as clear as possible. The author is an authority on translating from the

Much more than a word-by-word translation, this dynamic new look at the Four Gospels explains their meaning in a refreshingly new way. Dr. Blackwelder seeks to share insights which are the rewards of his diligent study of the written word. Although not a paraphrase, as the author used the Greek text edited by Eberhard Nestle, he takes special care to  make the meaning of the text as clear as possible.

The author is an authority on translating from the Greek, and he is so successful in this work that one can almost feel the emotion and surge of energy which held the early church captive. As they placed their faith in Jesus as Lord and Savior, this small band of believers released such a storng force into the world proclaiming their newfound joy that reporters told of their success as having turned the world upside down. 

It is the author's hope that the Church today will feel this same holy surge of energy which will empower each one to proclaim their joy to the world.