Jarfff's Significant 40 Resources
40 is a significant number in some circles, like in the collection of usually 66 smaller books into one sacred volume, 40 items in my readings signify therefore a significant collection, with a major dominant theme, sprinkled by some other kinds of stuff.
Study Bibles are the thing, so groovy to be navigating through them all, gaining insights, and so on. It'll take a 3rd day to have the next day all begin in Gen ch. 2!!!
1 - 1599 Geneva Bible
2 - The Reformation Heritage KJV SB
3 - The Reformation SB
4 - The ESV SB
5 - The Lutheran SB
6 - Cultural Backgrounds SB
7 - NLT SB
8 - The NIV SB
9 - Life Application SB NASB
10 - The Abide Bible – thank you to @AliceinWonderland for this remarkable SB, i love the experience it gives, it guides you into taking more interest in the text and how you can fit into it.
11 - Ancient Faith SB
12 - The Catholic Study Bible
13 - The Didache Bible
14 - The Revised New Jerusalem Bible
15 - The Orthodox SB
Other resources:
16 - Reformed Systematic Theology – Joel R Beeke and Paul Smalley
17 - The Christian’s Reasonable Service – Wilhelmus a Brakel
18 - GK Chesterton – Heretics and onwards
19 - Flannery O’Connor – short stories then Wise Blood and so on
20 - William Perkins – from the 10 volumes, also any other Puritan.
21 - The Dordrecht Commentary, it's weird layout the commentary is right in with the text, and doesn't look any different, and is within {brackets}, also here shall be all the Confessional material.
22 - The Divided Self – RD Laing
23 - Philosophical Fragments & Concluding Unscientific Postscript – Soren Kierkegaard
24 - Luther’s Table Talk
25 - The manga Homunculus
26 - Stephen Charnock’s The Existence and Attributes of God, a mammoth Puritan work.
27 - Douglas Adams’ The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
28 - Thomas Ligotti’s The Conspiracy Against the Human Race
29 - A Short History of Decay and any other Cioran booki may fancy, same with –
30 - Friedrich Nietzsche, plus the secondary material
31 - The Catechism of the Council of Trent
32 - The Catechism of the Catholic Church
33 - Vatican II
34 - Matthew Henry’s Commentary, the unabridged one with all those super helpful hyperlinks
35 - Matthew Poole’s Commentary, some esteemed men and perhaps women also preferred Poole over Henry!!
36 - Jamieson, Fausset & Brown’s Commentary
37 - John Calvin’s Commentary
38 - John Gill’s Commentary
39 - NIVAC, the only modern commentary series i have in full, some are highly regarded and the rest are just plain ok, which is ok y’know??
40 – thank you to my great friend @bookerdana for endorsing this to check out, i love how Roger Ebert saw films from his audio commentaries i’ve heard and that special show they used to air with Gene Siskel, it will be a pure pleasure to get to know the man in Life Itself.
Study Bibles are the thing, so groovy to be navigating through them all, gaining insights, and so on. It'll take a 3rd day to have the next day all begin in Gen ch. 2!!!
1 - 1599 Geneva Bible
2 - The Reformation Heritage KJV SB
3 - The Reformation SB
4 - The ESV SB
5 - The Lutheran SB
6 - Cultural Backgrounds SB
7 - NLT SB
8 - The NIV SB
9 - Life Application SB NASB
10 - The Abide Bible – thank you to @AliceinWonderland for this remarkable SB, i love the experience it gives, it guides you into taking more interest in the text and how you can fit into it.
11 - Ancient Faith SB
12 - The Catholic Study Bible
13 - The Didache Bible
14 - The Revised New Jerusalem Bible
15 - The Orthodox SB
Other resources:
16 - Reformed Systematic Theology – Joel R Beeke and Paul Smalley
17 - The Christian’s Reasonable Service – Wilhelmus a Brakel
18 - GK Chesterton – Heretics and onwards
19 - Flannery O’Connor – short stories then Wise Blood and so on
20 - William Perkins – from the 10 volumes, also any other Puritan.
21 - The Dordrecht Commentary, it's weird layout the commentary is right in with the text, and doesn't look any different, and is within {brackets}, also here shall be all the Confessional material.
22 - The Divided Self – RD Laing
23 - Philosophical Fragments & Concluding Unscientific Postscript – Soren Kierkegaard
24 - Luther’s Table Talk
25 - The manga Homunculus
26 - Stephen Charnock’s The Existence and Attributes of God, a mammoth Puritan work.
27 - Douglas Adams’ The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
28 - Thomas Ligotti’s The Conspiracy Against the Human Race
29 - A Short History of Decay and any other Cioran booki may fancy, same with –
30 - Friedrich Nietzsche, plus the secondary material
31 - The Catechism of the Council of Trent
32 - The Catechism of the Catholic Church
33 - Vatican II
34 - Matthew Henry’s Commentary, the unabridged one with all those super helpful hyperlinks
35 - Matthew Poole’s Commentary, some esteemed men and perhaps women also preferred Poole over Henry!!
36 - Jamieson, Fausset & Brown’s Commentary
37 - John Calvin’s Commentary
38 - John Gill’s Commentary
39 - NIVAC, the only modern commentary series i have in full, some are highly regarded and the rest are just plain ok, which is ok y’know??
40 – thank you to my great friend @bookerdana for endorsing this to check out, i love how Roger Ebert saw films from his audio commentaries i’ve heard and that special show they used to air with Gene Siskel, it will be a pure pleasure to get to know the man in Life Itself.
