丁道爾新約聖經註釋：羅馬書 = Tyndale New Testament Commentaries: Romans / 布魯斯(Bruce, F. F.) 著 ; 劉良淑譯.

Bruce, F. F. (布魯斯), 劉良淑

丁道爾聖經註釋是合乎時代的解經叢書，旨在幫助讀者確實了解聖經的真理，靈活應用聖經的原則。整體架構著力於堅實的神學學術根基上，內容主要分成兩大部分： 1.導論：簡潔、詳盡地介紹作者、寫作日期及時代背景，不但能幫助讀者一窺該卷書的主旨及全貌，也能提供有心鑽研的學者寶貴的資料。 2.註釋：按主題分段，逐節詳解；較難懂的經節也會特別加註說明，讓聖經的信息淺白易懂。丁道爾註釋系列自出版以來，深獲好評，被喻為「無價之寶」，值得華人教會在聖經導讀上推廣使用，建立良好的讀經習慣。

F.F. (Frederick Fyvie)Bruce was born in October the 12th, 1910, in Elgin (Scotland), to a Brethren Assemblies family. His father was an itinerant preacher for the Assemblies. F.F. was baptized and accepted as a member of his local congregation in September 1928. He remained loyal to his denomination for the rest of his life. “Through my own experience with the Brethren, I can say they are the ideal place where a lay theologian can serve the Church with his gifts” (Restrospect, p. 285).

As a lover of the Biblie and of the classical languages, when he was only 10 years old, he started simultaneous studies in Greek and Latin. F.F. was admitted to Aberdeen University in October 1928. He studied also in University of Cambridge (England, 1932-34) and in the University of Vienna (Austria, 1934-35), studying in preparation for his Graduation and Doctoral degree, excelling in both.

Bruce taught Greek in the Universities of Edinburgh (1935-38) and Leeds (1938-47). Afterwards, he taught Bible History and Literature in the University of Sheffield (1947-59) followed by Bible Criticism and Exegesis in the University of Manchester (1959-78).

He lectured in prestigious universities all around the world: Marburg (Germany), Amsterdam (The Netherlands), Auckland (New Zealand), and Makerere (Uganda). He also lectured in numerous Theological Seminaries, among them the Calvin Seminary, in Grand Rapids (U.S.A.) and the Union Seminary, in New York City (U.S.A.).

He was voted President by the prestigious Societies of Old Testament Studies and New Testament Studies.

F.F. Bruce wrote some 50 books, plus several thousand articles, essays and reviews. His masterpiece The Acts of the Apostles: The Greek Text with Introduction and Commentary (1951) marked for the evangelical world the beginning of a new era in Bible study, being seriously considered by the Academia. In spite of never having made formal studies in Theology, he was an extraordinary reader of the subject and the Aberdeen University granted him in 1957 a Doctor Honoris Causa degree in Divinities.