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Each volume of the Jimmy Swaggart Bible Commentary contains a detailed exposition of the Scripture and an easy-to-read commentary. Each passage is reviewed in its context and with its historical perspective, and the finished work of Christ is revealed from Genesis to Revelation. The work of the Holy Spirit is seen as never before as the Scriptures come alive for believers and their walk today!

The phrase, “If thy brother trespass against thee, rebuke him,” has to do with Matthew 18:15–17. This tells us that the offended party should first of all go to the individual who has committed the wrong, and attempt to satisfy the situation. If that fails, the offended party is to take one or two witnesses with him, going again to the offender, attempting to assuage the situation. If that fails, it is to be taken to the leaders of the local church. If the situation is still not brought to a satisfactory
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