The Family Expositor

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The Family Expositor is an 18th-century multi-volume biblical commentary and paraphrase by Philip Doddridge, widely used for family and devotional study.

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instanceOf biblical commentary
biblical paraphrase
associatedWith English Dissenters NERFINISHED
Reformed theology
audience Christian families
lay readers
ministers
author Philip Doddridge NERFINISHED
authorOccupation Philip Doddridge was a Nonconformist minister NERFINISHED
Philip Doddridge was an educator NERFINISHED
centuryOfPublication 18th century
circulation read in the American colonies
widely read in Britain
countryOfOrigin Great Britain NERFINISHED
doctrinalEmphasis experimental religion
practical piety
firstPublicationPeriod 1730s
1740s
genre Christian devotional literature
biblical exegesis
historicalSignificance influential 18th-century English-language commentary
includes explanatory notes
paraphrase of biblical text
practical reflections
influence shaped evangelical Bible reading in the 18th century
used in Nonconformist academies
intendedUse devotional study
family worship
lay Bible study
language English
publicationFormat octavo volumes
relatedWork Philip Doddridge's sermons
Philip Doddridge's theological lectures
religiousTradition Protestantism
scripturalFocus New Testament NERFINISHED
selected portions of the Bible
scripturalMethod continuous paraphrase of passages
verse-by-verse commentary
structure multi-volume work
style accessible prose
practical and devotional
theologicalOrientation Evangelical
Nonconformist
usedFor domestic religious instruction
personal devotion
sermon preparation

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