The Expositor's Bible Commentary: Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, Vol. 6
The Gold Medallion Award-winning Expositor's Bible Commentary is a major contribution to the study and understanding of the Scriptures. Providing pastors and Bible students with a comprehensive and scholarly tool for the exposition of the Scriptures and the teaching and proclamation of their message, this twelve-volume reference work has become a staple of seminary and college libraries and pastors' studies worldwide.\ The seventy-eight contributors come from the United States, Canada,...
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Contributors to Volume 6 are: Geoffrey W. Grogan (Isaiah), Charles L. Feinberg (Jeremiah), H. L. Ellison (Lamentations), and Ralph H. Alexander (Ezekiel). Pulpit Workshop '...one of the greatest pieces of religious literature published in this generation. We cannot recommend it too highly.' -- Pulpit Workshop
\ Christianity Today'... a roaring success. Both form and style contribute to readability, and the scholarship is sound without being pedantic or tedious...' -- Christianity Today \ \ \ \ \ Crux'The 78 authors represent the best evangelical scholarship in the English-speaking world...a rich feast.' -- Crux \ \ \ Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society'It is the kind of commentary that should be in all church libraries as well as in homes of persons who care to understand the Bible beyond Americanized ideologies of self-oriented experience.' -- Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society \ \ \ \ \ Pulpit Workshop'...one of the greatest pieces of religious literature published in this generation. We cannot recommend it too highly.' -- Pulpit Workshop \ \ \ \ \ The Baptist Sentinel'...For those needing a good commentary, you will find in this set one of the best...' -- The Baptist Sentinel \ \ \ \ \ The Evangelical Beacon'...excellent series...a valuable reference source in any evangelical pastor's library.' -- The Evangelical Beacon \ \ \ \ \ The Seminary Review'...a very helpful addition to the library of anyone interested in studying and teaching the Scriptures more effectively.' -- The Seminary Review \ \
