He noted that Stott had received a complaint about his 1966 commentary in the Bible Speaks Today series, Men Made New (on Romans 5–8), for writing a “book like a house with no windows.” In other words, it had no illustrations. But Piper counters the complaint. Stott, he insists, “turned the words of Bible sentences into windows onto glorious reality by explaining them in clear, compelling, complete, fresh, silly-free English sentences.”2 Such was his clarity, therefore, that he did not usually require