One of the most eminent of the early Methodist ministers in England, Joseph Benson was born at Melmerby, in Cumberland, Jan. 25, 1748. At sixteen he became a Methodist and was converted. In 1766 Mr. Wesley appointed him classical master at Kingswood School. He devoted himself closely to philosophy and theology, studying constantly and zealously.

Joseph Benson's Commentary of the Old and New Testaments

Introduction

Verses 1-4

Verses 5-14

Verses 15-21

Verses 22-24

Verses 25-27

Verses 28-29

Verses 30-31

Verses 32-33

Verses 34-35

Verses 36-37

Verses 38-40

Verses 41-47

Verses 48-50

Verse 51

Verses 52-53

Verses 54-58

Verse 59

Verse 60

Verses 61-65

Verses 66-69

Verses 70-71

Joseph Benson's Commentary of the Old and New Testaments

Introduction Verses 1-4 Verses 5-14 Verses 15-21 Verses 22-24 Verses 25-27 Verses 28-29 Verses 30-31 Verses 32-33 Verses 34-35 Verses 36-37 Verses 38-40 Verses 41-47 Verses 48-50 Verse 51 Verses 52-53 Verses 54-58 Verse 59 Verse 60 Verses 61-65 Verses 66-69 Verses 70-71

Grupo de Marcas

Joseph Benson's Commentary of the Old and New Testaments

João 6 IntroductionVerses 1-4Verses 5-14Verses 15-21Verses 22-24Verses 25-27Verses 28-29Verses 30-31Verses 32-33Verses 34-35Verses 36-37Verses 38-40Verses 41-47Verses 48-50Verse 51Verses 52-53Verses 54-58Verse 59Verse 60Verses 61-65Verses 66-69Verses 70-71

Grupo de Marcas

Introduction Verses 1-4 Verses 5-14 Verses 15-21 Verses 22-24 Verses 25-27 Verses 28-29 Verses 30-31 Verses 32-33 Verses 34-35 Verses 36-37 Verses 38-40 Verses 41-47 Verses 48-50 Verse 51 Verses 52-53 Verses 54-58 Verse 59 Verse 60 Verses 61-65 Verses 66-69 Verses 70-71