TWM Modules and Library for theWord Bible Program Content
In this shorter work (7 Chapters) on parables by Robert Ellis Thompson (Presbyterian), he takes a more non-standard approach to the parables. His chapters reflect this: 1. Light, 2. Life, 3. Sheep, 4. Food, 5. Touch, 6. Sowing and Reaping, 7. Upward. Although his presentation is a little out of the ordinary, none-the-less his presentation is interesting.
Arnot has 30 chapters on various parables of our Lord.
Lesser Parables of Our Lord is a commentary on the lesser Parables of our Lord. These are lesser as commonly seen among most people, although they are very rich in content.
These are Al Franklin Hermeneutics Class Notes for Hermeneutics from Shasta Bible College
Barry-The Parables of the Old Testament theWord General treatment of Parables, Fables, Allegories, Riddles, Visions, Proverbs, and Figurative Prophecies.
Mitchell thoroughly expounds each of the parabolic stories of the Old Testament, where he seeks spiritual truths hidden in some of the oldest stories of the Bible.
The Parables of the New Testament, Practically Unfolded William Bacon Stevens, 1857 (Bolded titles are choice!)
This is a primer on Interpreting the Bible by Pastor Bob Smith. He has 13 chapters on how to interpret the Bible, and his form is very easy to read and understand.
Life and Times takes Jesus the Messiah, and examines the New Testament teaching in light of Jewish history and culture
In Glover’s work on the Jesus of History, he explores the life of Christ. Note that he has some really interesting topics such as Jesus’ teaching on Sin, and Christ’s use of the Old Testament. Some others are Jesus’ Own God Consciousness, Jesus is to be known by what he does, and Jesus’ personality.
