E. W. Bullinger Bücher

Exploring the celestial narrative, this work delves into the significance of constellations and their biblical interpretations. The author, Ethelbert William Bullinger, presents a detailed analysis of how stars and their arrangements convey spiritual truths and prophetic messages. Through a blend of astronomy and theology, the book aims to illuminate the connections between the heavens and scriptural teachings, offering readers a unique perspective on the cosmos as a witness to divine revelation.

E.W. Bullinger's classic work is an invaluable guide to the study of Bible Numerics. Bullinger's two-fold approach to the subject first examines the supernatural design of the Bible. He notes the amazing patterns of numbers and numerical features of the Scriptures that give evidence of their Designer. The second section highlights the spiritual significance and symbolic connotations of numbers which are repeated in different contexts throughout the Bible. An example is the number seven or the use of "666" in the book of Revelation. This study will provide a treasure trove of insights and practical applications for pastors, teachers, and Bible students.

Most Christians know they should study the Bible more but many find it confusing and hard to understand and – let alone enjoy. In this classic book on Bible study, biblical scholar E.W.Bullinger provides a handbook for discovering, understanding, and enjoying the Bible's truths.

Focusing on the study of biblical language, this handbook meticulously details 217 distinct figures of speech found in Scripture. Each figure is presented with its pronunciation, etymology, and numerous scriptural examples, totaling nearly eight thousand citations. Renowned for its depth and clarity, the work is highly recommended for scholars and exegetes, positioning itself as an essential resource alongside Greek and Hebrew lexicons. The 2011 reprint preserves the original 1898 edition, ensuring authenticity in its presentation.

One of history's greatest Biblical scholars, E. W. Bullinger proved through the internal evidence of the Scriptures the inerrant accuracy of God's Word. His major works: A Critical Lexicon and Concordance to the English and Greek New Testament; Figures of Speech Used in the Bible; and The Companion Bible are unparalleled reference works indispensably utilized in Biblical research. While Bullinger's major reference works continue to be widely studied, most people are unfamiliar with the bulk of his publications. This volume is a collection of twenty-four of his little known, shorter Biblical studies, covering varied topics which display the detailed accuracy of the Word of God and provide greater understanding of our Lord and Savior and what he accomplished for the Christian believer. Although brief in length, each of these expositions provide great illumination and inspiration to all those who continue to seek after truth.

This classic lexicon and concordance is now back in print based on popular demand! English words appear in alphabetical order along with the equivalent Greek words, their literal and derivative meanings, and a list of passages in which they appear. Includes a comprehensive Greek-English index.

E. W. Bullinger's study Bible offers a comprehensive resource for biblical scholars and enthusiasts, featuring the Authorized Version (KJV) alongside extensive notes derived from 19th-century archaeological and linguistic advancements. The text is enriched with insights into original Greek and Hebrew, alternate translations, and explanations of figures of speech. Each book and chapter includes a detailed outline, making it a valuable tool for Bible students, pastors, and seminarians. The Companion Bible was intentionally published without Bullinger's name to emphasize its merit over authorship.

One of history's greatest Biblical scholars, E. W. Bullinger proved through the internal evidence of the Scriptures the inerrant accuracy of God's Word. While Bullinger's major reference works continue to be widely studied, most people are unfamiliar with the bulk of his publications. The Prayers of Ephesians is an exposition on the two prayers and benediction found in the Epistle to the Ephesians. Those Divine prayers reveal great truths concerning the believer's relationship to Christ and the Great Mystery. As Bullinger examines the prayers word-by-word, the reader learns that these are not the believer's prayers to God, but rather His prayers for us. They tell us what God accomplished for the believer through the work of Jesus Christ. And as those prayers become living and real in a Christian's life, they realize the greatness of His power and the fullness of His love.

Originally published in 1903 by Bullinger, E. W. (Ethelbert William), 1837-1913