Explanation of Format: A brief explanation of how the commentary is laid out should help you the reader save time in finding the desired material. Each book of the New Testament will be broken down into natural literary units termed pericopes. A commentary document will be created for each pericope so that each file will not become excessively long. Most of the files should range between 35 and 50 pages. The use of the free Adobe Acrobat Reader in the current version for viewing each document will not only enable the reader to quickly go to desired section but also to print out only the desired pages within each file, or the entire document file at once if so desired.
        Inside each document file you will first notice a Quick Links section providing a hyperlink to enable you to go immediately to the desired section. It will look like this:

The intent is to provide a commentary taking the reader from the initial parsing analysis of the Greek text through the interpretative process that concludes with sermonic and devotional insights. Both the person skilled in reading the Greek text [the red block material] as well as the Bible student who must depend on English language translations [the yellow block material] will find helpful materials. For the reader working only from the English translation the most helpful sections above are going to be Translations, Exposition, Exegetical Outline, Expositional Outline, and Sermon Brief. The student working from the Greek text will additionally profit from the other sections, which deal more directly with the Greek text analysis at the individual word, sentence, and paragraph levels. The Bibliography will provide extensive sources for additional study, mostly of the pericope under consideration in each study.