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Old Testament Commentary Survey (5th Ed.) – A Review
Now in its fifth edition (the first published in 1991), Tremper Longman III (PhD Yale University) “Old Testament Commentary Survey” (Baker Academic, 2013) offers a helpful updated appraisal of commentaries on the OT. I am thankful for the review copy … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, commentaries, Old Testament, Tremper Longman
Tagged Baker Academic, Commentary, Logos, Tremper Longman III
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1 Kings: For the Person in the Pew (A Review)
Jim West (ThD; Professor of Biblical Studies at the Quartz Hill School of Theology) has written an easily read commentary on the entirety of the Old Testament of which I have reviewed his commentary on 1 Kings. West has proven … Continue reading →