A Future and a Hope

Cal · 01-24-2012, 12:38 PM

John Myer, after a two year hiatus, has added chapter 14 to his post-LC commentary, A Future and a Hope.

Thanks, John, for picking up this important work again!

I just finished the new chapter and I think it's the best one yet. This is possibly because Myer in his now several years of pastoring outside the LC movement has had more time to test some of his conclusions and has grown even more confident that his initial thoughts on LC errors were more than correct. His writing is stronger, even more confident, and registers less skittishness over offending those still overly steeped with LC sensibilities.

Note: Myer mentions Albert Barnes (1798-1870) as a favorite commentator for helping to get a contexual take on NT verses. Barnes' most famous work, Notes on the New Testament, is available free online here.

01-24-2012, 12:38 PM	#1
Cal Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: USA Posts: 4,333	A Future and a Hope John Myer, after a two year hiatus, has added chapter 14 to his post-LC commentary, A Future and a Hope. Thanks, John, for picking up this important work again! I just finished the new chapter and I think it's the best one yet. This is possibly because Myer in his now several years of pastoring outside the LC movement has had more time to test some of his conclusions and has grown even more confident that his initial thoughts on LC errors were more than correct. His writing is stronger, even more confident, and registers less skittishness over offending those still overly steeped with LC sensibilities. Note: Myer mentions Albert Barnes (1798-1870) as a favorite commentator for helping to get a contexual take on NT verses. Barnes' most famous work, Notes on the New Testament, is available free online here.