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Here you go: Walvoord/Zuck - The Bible Knowledge Commentary (OT and NT volumes set) MacDonald - The Believer's Bible Commentary (MacDonald has a good commentary here) Chafer - Major Bible Themes (good year-long study tool over the whole Bible) Vine/Unger/White - Vine's Complete Expository Dictionary (this is a very handy dictionary over the Bible and gets fairly exhaustive) Barker/Kohlenberger - The Expositor's Bible Commentary (2 vol set) (this commentary set gets down pretty deep) Robinson/House - Analytical Lexicon of New Testament Greek (if you want to really get into study of the original Greek manuscript of the NT) Pentecost - Things to Come (Great for theological study and viewpoints surrounding Revelation) Green - Interlinear Study Bible - 4 vol set (Hebrew OT volumes and Greek NT Volume. This is a VERY good tool to use to dig down into the original Hebrew and Greek manuscripts) German Bible Society - Greek New Testament 5th Edition (actual Greek New Testament for study with the interlinear Bibles and the Lexicon above) Brand/Mitchell - Hollman Illustrated Bible Dictionary (Very good, illustrated dictionary over the Bible, with pictorial and graphical exhibits) Adams - Chronological Chart or Map of History Foldout (this thing is incredible!! Super-detailed world/Bible history timeline graphically represented) Ussher - Annals of the World (Insanely detailed timeline of the world. Took the guy most of his life to write this beast. This is good for historical study and reference) Ryrie - Basic Theology: A Popular Systematic Guide to Understanding Biblical Truth (this book can be a bit wordy, but Ryrie does a very thorough job covering basic theological points, and this book is very good if you are a beginner to studying theology as a whole) Zuck - A Biblical Theology of the Old Testament (good general theological study of the OT) Zuck - A Biblical Theology of the New Testament (good general theological study of the NT) Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible (this is a great tool for looking up words in the Bible and chained references. It’s basically the concordance in the back of your Bible, but on steroids. It’s very very big) Arnold/Beyer - Encountering the Old Testament Third Edition (general survey book, over the Old Testament, with graphical exhibits. A good read and good for lesson prep!) Elwell/Yarborough - Encountering the New Testament Third Edition (general survey book, over the New Testament, with graphical exhibits. A good read and good for lesson prep!) These are all some very good resources and tools I use as supplementary to my chain reference Bible and some journaling.