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A Practical Commentary upon the First Epistle General of Peter, Vol. I is unavailable, but you can change that!

Exegetically moving through the First Epistle of Peter, Robert Leighton provides comprehensive commentary and explanation of the text. Leighton thoroughly examines semantic interpretation of the original text, textual references to the old testament, credibility of theopneustic authorship, and key themes in the text—in order to create compelling elucidation of the Epistle. Volume one contains...

a peculiar treasure to God, (Exod. 19:5,) purchased at a very high rate. He spared not his only Son, nor did the Son spare himself; so that these priests ought to be the Lord’s peculiar portion. All believers are His clergy; and as they are his portion, so he is theirs. The priests had no assigned inheritance among their brethren, and the reason is added, for the Lord is their portion; and truly so they needed not envy any of the rest, they had the choicest of all, the Lord of all. Whatsoever a Christian
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