Adolf Schlatter Commentaries on the New Testament

Das Evangelium nach Matthäus

Die Evangelien nach Markus und Lukas

Das Evangelium nach Johannes

Die Apostelgeschichte

Der Brief an die Römer

Die Korintherbriefe

Die Briefe an die Galater, Epheser, Kolosser und Philemon

Die Briefe an die Thessalonicher, Philipper, Timotheus und Titus

Die Briefe des Petrus. Judas, Jakobus, der Brief an die Hebräer

Die Briefe und die Offenbarung des Johannes

These are in pdf format. Enjoy!

HT: NT Gateway

Free ICC Commentaries

Charles Halton has provided a helpful link to free downloads of ICC commentaries and other commentaries. These volumes are the older ones that are now out of copyright. Check it out here.

Matthew (Allen)

Mark (Gould)

Luke (Plummer)

Acts, vol 1 and vol 2 (Gloag)

Romans (Sanday & Headlam)

1 Corinthians (Robertson)

2 Corinthians (Plummer)

Galatians (Burton)

Ephesians & Colossians (Abbott)

Philippians, Philemon (Vincent)

Thessalonians (Frame)

Pastoral Epistles (Lock)

Hebrews (Moffatt)

James (Ropes)

Peter & Jude (Bigg)

Johannine Epistles (Brooke)

Revelation, vol 1 and vol 2 (Charles)

Enjoy! Thanks to Rodney!

Blackwell Bible Commentaries

The blurb from Blackwell reads as follows...

The Blackwell Bible Commentaries offer a genuinely new approach in their emphasis on the way the Bible has been used and interpreted through the ages, from the church fathers through to current popular culture, and in spheres as diverse as art and politics, hymns and official church statements.

These are the first commentaries to place an emphasis on the Bible in literature, music and art; the Bible in history and politics; and the Bible in theology and religion. The volumes explore the fascinating reception history of the Bible, since what people believe a sacred text like the Bible means is often as interesting and historically important - theologically, politically, morally and aesthetically - as what it originally meant.

This outstanding series will be appreciated by students, their teachers, and anyone who wishes to understand how the Bible has been interpreted down the ages, and is still used in contemporary culture. Further information about the series is available from the Blackwell Bible Commentaries website at http://www.bbibcomm.net.

The webiste offers sample chapters for free, so be sure to check it out. Christopher Rowland played a part in the one on Revelation, which I'm sure will be good. Anyone know anything about this series or read anything more about it?