The Bible Exposition Commentary Books in Order

These two volumes bring together Wiersbe's commentary on the New Testament, from Matthew through Revelation. Based on his Be series, the explanations connect the meaning of biblical passages with practical applications for pastors, teachers and other Bible readers.

This second New Testament volume brings together Wiersbe's commentaries from Ephesians through Revelation. Based on his Be series, it gathers his studies of the later biblical books into one reference volume for continued Scripture study.

Wiersbe's first New Testament volume covers Matthew through Galatians, bringing together studies from his Be series. Sections explain biblical people, places and teachings while emphasizing personal application, serving readers studying the Gospels, Acts and Paul's letters.

This volume gathers Wiersbe's commentary on Genesis through Deuteronomy from his BE books. It explains the people, places, history, and teaching of the Pentateuch in manageable sections, connecting biblical study with practical application for readers.

This volume collects Wiersbe's studies of the Old Testament prophets, from Isaiah and Jeremiah to the Minor Prophets, with a study of Lamentations. Its sections explain biblical content while drawing connections to readers' lives and choices.

Covering Joshua through Esther, this volume gathers Wiersbe's commentary on the Old Testament's historical books. It explains their people, settings, and teaching in manageable sections, helping readers connect biblical history with questions of faith and daily life.

Wiersbe studies Job through the Song of Solomon, including every Psalm and thematic treatments of Proverbs. Topics such as speech, wealth, foolishness, and righteousness help readers connect biblical poetry and wisdom with the choices they face.