Old Testament Commentaries

Noted for his knowledge and simplicity, he was able to express himself so all could read and understand the biblical text. This commentary focuses ...

Studies in the Book of Ecclesiastes In Ecclesiastes, the Preacher reflects upon his own futile efforts to find ultimate meaning and purpose amidst...

The Day of Small Things Looking into the Bible Series Reflections on the Book of Zechariah It was easy to see when Assyria had all the power—just l...

Paul’s letter to the Romans is incredibly rich, fundamental in significance, practical,challenging, encouraging and comforting. Romans has its diff...

Looking into the Bible Series Ezekiel is not a difficult book at all. We've just neglected it. Nor is it a dull book. It deals with a dramatic and ...

In preparing the comments in this book, my aim has been for the average reader to be able to read the book of Revelation without being overwhelmed ...

Who is the “Little Horn” of chapter seven? What of the “70 Weeks” prophecy? Are we in “The Last Days”? Just how strong a case do liberals have aga...

This book is a source of encouragement for both those who suffer and those who counsel them. It will enable one to understand more fully God's disc...

A part of the Truth Commentary series, this commentary on the Book of Isaiah, by John A. Humphries, is a verse-by-verse exegesis of the text examin...

Will a man worship and serve Jehovah when there is no reward? when he has been afflicted so severely that he feels nothing worse could be done agai...

Isaiah is surely the most difficult of the major prophets but is also the richest. This new and expanded commentary contains a wealth of material o...

When Jesus came, some of his contemporaries thought that he was Jeremiah reincarnated. Yet many Bible students today know less about him than about...

These essays were contributed by colleagues, former students, college classmates, and friends of Phil Roberts. Many have included personal expressi...

Have you ever noticed that the writer of Ecclesiastes "rains on our parade" and then clouds our attempts to escape the rain? So why should any good...

Ever wonder why God isn’t in Esther? Ever wonder what to do when God seems silent in your life? Check out “God Unseen” by Nathan Ward. for an in-de...

The Ancient Wisdom, Scientific Accuracy, & Life-Changing Message of an Amazing Book Far from being an engaging fable, the account of Job in the...

The book of Genesis begins the narrative of the enmity between the seed of the woman and the serpent and continues documenting the development of G...

A Commentary on First and Second Kings with Parallel Notes from the Chronicles God's relationship with His people has always been a rather tenuous ...

Jeremiah is one of the more remarkable characters of the Bible. He might be characterized as a prophet of "tears and terror." At one moment his gre...

Exploring the Old Testament, Volume 1: A Guide to the Pentateuch The Pentateuch, or Torah, is the charter document of Israel's covenant faith, the ...

Better is a dry morsel with quiet than a house full of feasting with strife. A perverse person spreads strife, and a whisperer separates close frie...

"The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom." In the Wisdom literature of the Bible we first hear the cool voice of a teacher calling us to th...

The book of Ecclesiastes speaks eloquently to the uncertainties and anxieties that people have experienced through the centuries. James Limburg bri...

Exploring the Old Testament, Volume 4: A Guide to the Prophets Exploring the Old Testament: A Guide to the Prophets considers the often misundersto...