The Abingdon Bible Commentary by Frederick Carl Eiselen, Edwin Lewis, and David G. Downey (Editors) - front cover
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The Abingdon Bible Commentary

by Frederick Carl Eiselen, Edwin Lewis, and David G. Downey (Editors)

The Abingdon Bible Commentary, edited by Eiselen, Lewis, and Downey, published by The Abingdon Press in 1929, is a second printing hardcover edition. This theological commentary is a key resource for biblical studies. The book is in fair condition with a sturdy binding and clean pages, making it a valuable addition for collectors and scholars alike.

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Binding:Hardcover
Condition:Good
1929
The Abingdon Press
Stock:1 available
SKU:A9-B9-RSA-DRJ-0037

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Condition Details

The hardcover of The Abingdon Bible Commentary is in fair condition, showing signs of wear consistent with a book of its age. The spine and edges have minor scuffs, but the binding remains solid. The pages are clean and free from inscriptions or markings. There is no dust jacket present.

About This Vintage 1929 Edition

The Abingdon Bible Commentary, edited by Frederick Carl Eiselen, Edwin Lewis, and David G. Downey, was published by The Abingdon Press in 1929. This volume is a second printing, as indicated on the copyright page, originally printed in March 1929 with this edition following in July of the same year. The book is a comprehensive scholarly resource, offering in-depth commentary on biblical texts, making it a valuable asset for theologians and religious scholars. The editors, notable figures in theological education, have contributed significantly to biblical interpretation. This edition, published in New York, Cincinnati, and Chicago, is bound in a sturdy hardcover, reflecting the era's craftsmanship. While the book lacks an ISBN due to its early publication date, its significance remains in its thorough analysis and historical context. Condition-wise, the book shows some wear typical for its age but remains intact, with no inscriptions or library markings. This edition is a noteworthy acquisition for collectors and those interested in theological studies.

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The Abingdon Press

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