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Small-Medium Length "Readable" Commentaries on Mark, Luke, and John

I found for $8.50 today R.T France's excellent medium-length commentary (413 pgs from the Tyndale NT Series) and am currently reading through it. Would like to continue through the Gospels and Acts.

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I found for $8.50 today R.T France's excellent medium-length commentary (413 pgs from the Tyndale NT Series) and am currently reading through it. Would like to continue through the Gospels and Acts.

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Your title is confusing. Are you looking for commentaries on Mark, Luke and John? Or for all the gospels and Acts?
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Individual commentaries on each book.
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Here is a good thread: Preaching Through Luke
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You could continue through the Tyndale series -- Cole, Morris, etc. A chapter a day is relatively easy-going and fits in well with a daily Bible reading plan.
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What about Ryle's Expository Thoughts on the Gospels?
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