What do you all think about TULIP

-Logos. Bible study software. They have a free version. Great place to get started and start building resources for study. You can purchase different upgrade packages and/or one time books, commentaries, etc. I use it weekly. -New Bible Commentary edited by Gordon J. Wenham, J Alec Moyer, D.A. Carson and R.T. France and their credentials (this is available in Logos). It's a solid overall commentary (in my opinion). I go to commentaries when I need to get someone way smarter than me's take on a passage.

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Hey everyone, I found a neat study tool called uTheology. They break down original word histories, translation backgrounds, and early timelines into clean weekly briefs that are super easy to read. Take a look: https://utheology.com