Daniel L. Segraves

Deepen Your Understanding of Scripture

Daniel L. Segraves has spent decades studying and teaching Scripture, and his books give readers resources for going deeper into the Word of God. Drawing on years of experience as a pastor and Bible college instructor, Segraves writes for those who want to know God's Word more deeply.

His books include verse-by-verse commentaries, practical instruction on interpreting Scripture, and studies of specific biblical and doctrinal questions. These books provide resources for ministers and laypeople who want to deepen their study of Scripture.

Verse-by-Verse Bible Commentaries

James: Faith At Work examines and analyzes the Book of James verse by verse from a Oneness Pentecostal perspective.

First Peter Commentary examines Peter's message verse by verse, showing its relevance to believers of all times and places who live among those who do not share their faith.

In Living By Faith, Segraves provides a verse-by-verse treatment of Romans. The commentary grew out of his experience teaching Romans nearly twenty times as a pastor and Bible college instructor.

Proverbs: Ancient Wisdom for Today's World provides a thorough, verse-by-verse study of Proverbs and includes a topical index for ministers and laypeople.

Study Specific Biblical Questions

Hair Length in the Bible looks at questions about I Corinthians 11, such as what I Corinthians 11:16 means, what nature teaches, and whether a woman should trim her hair.

The Messiah's Name is a scholarly examination of teachings concerning the Messiah's name and the original language of the New Testament. Segraves refutes the teaching that the Messiah's name in English is not Jesus and that the New Testament was not originally written in Greek. He also explains why the Messiah's name in Hebrew is Yeshua and in Greek Iesous.

Learn How to Study the Bible

You Can Understand the Bible teaches specific principles readers can apply to understand Scripture. The book grew out of a course on biblical interpretation that Segraves taught for twenty-five years. Rather than providing a commentary on one biblical book, it equips readers with principles they can apply in their own study of the Bible.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who is Daniel L. Segraves?
   1. Daniel L. Segraves is a professor emeritus at Urshan Graduate School of Theology and a longtime minister, educator, and author within the United Pentecostal Church International. His ministry has included pastoring, teaching, writing, and leadership in Christian higher education. He earned an M.A. in Exegetical Theology with highest honors and a Th.M. with honors from Western Seminary, as well as a Ph.D. in Renewal Studies from Regent University School of Divinity with dual emphases in Christian Theology and the History of Global Christianity. His doctoral dissertation, Andrew D. Urshan: A Theological Biography, was passed with distinction.
2. Are Daniel L. Segraves's books written from an Apostolic perspective?
   1. Yes. His biblical studies and commentaries reflect an Apostolic and Oneness Pentecostal theological perspective.
3. Does Daniel L. Segraves write verse-by-verse commentaries?
   1. Yes. His works include verse-by-verse treatments of James, First Peter, Romans, and Proverbs.
4. Which Daniel L. Segraves book studies Romans?
   1. Living By Faith is his verse-by-verse treatment of Romans and grew out of his experience teaching the epistle nearly twenty times.
5. Which book covers the Book of James?
   1. James: Faith At Work exegetes and analyzes James through a Oneness Pentecostal perspective.
6. Does Daniel L. Segraves have a commentary on First Peter?
   1. Yes. First Peter Commentary examines the epistle verse by verse, emphasizing its relevance to believers living among those who do not share their faith.
7. Which book studies Proverbs?
   1. Proverbs: Ancient Wisdom for Today's World provides a thorough, verse-by-verse study and includes a topical index of Proverbs.
8. What does Hair Length in the Bible discuss?
   1. The book considers hair in relation to I Corinthians 11, including questions about trimming a woman's hair, the teaching of nature, and the meaning of I Corinthians 11:16.
9. What is The Messiah's Name about?
   1. The Messiah's Name examines linguistic and biblical questions concerning the name Jesus, the Greek text of the New Testament, and the Hebrew Yeshua and Greek Iesous.
10. Which Daniel L. Segraves book teaches biblical interpretation?
    1. You Can Understand the Bible presents practical principles for interpreting Scripture and grew out of a biblical interpretation course Segraves taught for twenty-five years.