"An Exposition of the Bible, a Series of Expositions Covering All the Books of the Old and New Testament" is a comprehensive exploration of scripture, compiled by Marcus Dods and others. This volume serves as an index to the complete series, allowing readers to easily navigate the wealth of theological insight and biblical interpretation contained within. Originally published in 1911, this collection offers timeless perspectives on the Old and New Testaments, providing valuable context and analysis for students, scholars, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Bible. The contributions of Dods, Watson, Farrar, and Morgan ensure a rich and varied exploration of faith, doctrine, and the enduring relevance of scripture.

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