Thomas Strouse

This is an exegetical commentary on the Hebrew text of the first 41 Psalms in the Psalter, following the KJV. It gives the background to biblical wisdom literature, with an introduction and literary...

Christians, unknowingly at times, continue to carry secular or evolutionary baggage in their perspective of life, and resist biblical instruction. Certainly in the last four hundred years, the...

by Thomas StrouseChapters included:My church in......Matthew...Acts and the Epistles...the Ante-Nicene Era...the Medieval Era...the Reformation Era...the Modern Era Paperback; 201 pagesRevised...

Introduction: Seven times the Scripture recorded that the LORD spoke by "his servants the prophets" revealing His secrets to them.  Isaiah was one such that the Lord used to warn and encourage...

Following are two of the reasons Dr. Strouse wrote this book. (1) He says, "Since the authority and message of the Bible is under attack, many men seem to have great reserve about entering the...

For the New Testament believer, theology is at the same time the most essential feature of New Testament preaching and teaching, and the most elusive.  I have observed that , although an...

The Petrine Epistles, althought neglected by students of the Bible, have theology permeated throughout.  The apostle Peter presents theology in a very practical manner, making theology...

This is an exegetical commentary of the Book of Revelation explicating the Greek of the Textus Receptus behind the KJV. The author is both pastor of an independent Baptist church and seminary dean,...

A Commentary on I and II Thessalonians by Thomas A Strouse Tabernacle Baptist Church undertook the teching of I and II Thessalonians in the adult and teen Sunday School under the leadership of Pastor...