Review
Adam Clarke is one of the most influential Methodist theologist of history. He was born in England in 1760 or 1762 (biographers do not agree), and died in 1832. Undoubtedly, his master work is the commentary on the Holy Bible, published in six volumes of almost 1.000 pages each. This monumental work took Clarke fourty years to complete, and it is still used as an important reference work for clerics, bible scholars and laypersons interested in Methodist theology. Now, BibleMaximum offers this comprehensive work as a module for their BibleMax software. BibleMax is a core program for reading and studying the Bible. You can complement this program by adding extra modules, such as Clarke's commentary, different versions of the Scriptures, and reference materials like maps, photographs and so on.
You can get Clarke's important work, along with many different Bible versions, other commentaries, devotionals and references by ordering the free CD and paying only the duplication, printing, postage and handling costs. |
