
The English-Korean Pulpit Commentary: St. Mark (Vol. 36)
by E. Bickersteth, J. R. Thomson
"The English-Korean Pulpit Commentary: St. Mark (Vol. 36)" by E. Bickersteth and J. R. Thomson, translated by Kay Il Seung, is a hardcover edition published by The English-Korean Pulpit Commentary Publication Committee. This bilingual commentary on St. Mark is in good condition, with a property stamp from Rev. Charles C. Sun, indicating ex-library status. Ideal for theological study and bilingual readers. No dust jacket.
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The hardcover is in good condition with no dust jacket. It shows minimal wear, and the binding is intact and sturdy. The book contains a property stamp from Rev. Charles C. Sun, indicating its previous use in a library or personal collection. There are no visible tears or significant marks on the pages, making it a well-preserved copy for its type.
About This unknown Edition
This edition of "The English-Korean Pulpit Commentary: St. Mark (Vol. 36)" features expositions by E. Bickersteth and homiletics by J. R. Thomson, translated by Kay Il Seung. Published by the English-Korean Pulpit Commentary Publication Committee, this volume provides a bilingual exploration of the Gospel of St. Mark, offering insights valuable to both religious scholars and bilingual readers interested in theological studies. The book is part of a larger series aimed at bridging English and Korean interpretations of biblical texts. While the exact publication year is not stated, this hardcover edition is notable for its dual-language format and scholarly contributions. The book is stamped with a property mark indicating previous ownership by Rev. Charles C. Sun, suggesting its use in a religious or academic setting. The absence of a dust jacket and the presence of library markings indicate its ex-library status, adding to its unique provenance.
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