WWUD? Harvard Classics or Godet Commentaries?…
Odd juxtaposition is ENTIRELY deliberate.
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Not odd at all because of when they (may) be released. I still have them both ordered for the 28th. I’m going to be spending a lot of time in Romans this year and found good reviews for Godet’s commentary on Romans so bought it last month and did a pre-pub for the Godet upgrade. Last week I asked a good friend about Godet and he said when studying Luke a couple of years ago he didn’t find Godet helpful and didn’t consider the pre-pub set.
I just took a trip to the back book shelf that has The Harvard Classics Deluxe Edition 20 volumes and glanced through them. The idea of 71 volumes, searchable, is very appealing.
If I were wealthy I’d buy everything, but I’m not wealthy, at least in financial terms, so I can’t. A quick search shows a lot of the Godet books available in PDF for free.
Harvard Classics or Godet Commentaries? Harvard Classics. I’m going to have to cancel the Godet.
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Should have mentioned that I have both available Godet titles already.
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Harvard Classics. I hardly ever use the Godet commentaries I have available in Logos. To have the HC series accessible on my iPad would be wonderful!
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thanks guys, 'tis good to know these things I'm about to ask the same question re: the
Evangelical Exegetical Commentary. Perhaps that one might be more of a challenge. [8-|]
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