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- J.R.W. Stott, The Spirit, the Church & the World (IVP, 1990)
- F.F. Bruce (Eerdmans, 1951)
- B. Witherington (Eerdmans, 1998)- his commentaries are always done
from the point of view of ancient rhetoric, and are full of juicy bits
of Roman social history. As far as I can tell, he is evangelical, but not
reformed.
- L.T. Johnson (Glazier, 1992) - use in conjunction with his Luke commentary;
excellent literary analysis.
- I. Howard Marshall (IVP, 1980)
- E. Haenchen (Westminster, 1971) - wildly & imaginatively liberal
- the benchmark against which all critical commentaries are measured.