Old Testament Commentaries

NIV Commentary Series: Proverbs, Ecclesiastes & Song of Songs Typically known as part of the Wisdom Literature category, Proverbs and Ecclesia...

NIV Commentary Series Judges & Ruth Judges In the immediate context of the OT, Judges forms a link between the exodus of the Hebrews from Egypt...

NIV Commentary Series Psalms, Volume 1 Psalms was written in poetic form, the language of the soul. This expression of emotion ranges through all t...

NIV Commentary Series - 1 & 2 Samuel The Book of Judges sets the stage for Samuel thematically as well as chronologically. The author of Judges...

NIV Commentary Series:  Joshua The Law of Moses (Torah) asks and answers questions essential to the reading of Scripture. Some of these questions a...

NIV Commentary Series While several passages in 1 and 2 Timothy and Titus have provided the fodder for tomes of theological discussion (e.g., 1 Tim...

Book 4 in the Old Testament Survey Series. The Major Prophets is the fourth volume of a solid, concise study through the Old Testament. This volume...

Book 3 in the Old Testament Survey Series. The Wisdom Literature & Psalms is the third volume of a solid, concise study through the Old Testame...

Book 2 in the Old Testament Survey Series. The Books of History is the second volume of a solid, concise study through the Old Testament. This volu...

Book 1 in the Old Testament Survey Series. The Pentateuch is the first volume of Smith's The Old Testament Survey Series. This volume covers the fi...

Let Us Search Our Ways relates the book of Lamentations first and foremost to Christ and His people today, clarifying difficult points, and discuss...

NIV Commentary Series: Esther & Daniel The events of Esther and Daniel are well known, popular, and share many common threads: Both share the ...

During Israel's transition from judges to kings, two men appeared. One followed humbly after God's heart; the other proudly rejected His counsel. S...

In this volume of The Communicator's Commentary series, Dr. David McKenna helps us appreciate the Book of Job for its literary power as well as for...