Summary This volume offers early Christian comments on the Minor Prophets, arranged by biblical reference and presented as brief extracts. It is not an introduction to each book and it…
Summary This academic reading of Nahum treats the book as fierce poetic proclamation against imperial violence, with sustained attention to imagery, rhetoric, and the moral world of oppression. It frames…
Summary In Nahum, ESV Expository Commentary, Daniel C. Timmer helps us preach a difficult book with sobriety and confidence. He shows how Nahum announces the Lord’s justice against proud violence,…
Summary We find Andrew E. Hill’s Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah in the Tyndale Old Testament Commentaries a sobering guide for three books that speak into fear, violence, and spiritual compromise. He…
Summary We find John Calvin in the Geneva Commentaries series a weighty, Scripture soaked companion for preaching Jonah. The tone is older, the instincts are timeless, and the exposition presses…
Summary We find this volume a strong example of the NIV Application Commentary approach. It helps us hear Jonah, Nahum, Habakkuk and Zephaniah in its own world, then brings the…
Summary We find this volume a strong example of the NIV Application Commentary approach. It helps us hear Jonah, Nahum, Habakkuk and Zephaniah in its own world, then brings the…
Summary We find Ralph L. Smith’s Micah-Malachi a serious, text focused commentary that rewards careful use. It helps us attend to the flow of the passage and the author’s intent,…
Summary We come to Nahum for help with a short book that is anything but simple. Timmer guides us through Nahum with a steady eye for how the prophet’s message…
Summary The Books of Nahum, Habakkuk and Zephaniah by Thomas Renz is a substantial new volume in the New International Commentary on the Old Testament (NICOT). Published by Eerdmans in…