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Pieter A. Verhoef
Pieter A. Verhoef was a twentieth-century South African Reformed Old Testament scholar, associated with conservative confessional theology and careful exegesis.
Verhoef’s main contribution lies in his work on the minor prophets and post-exilic books, where he combined linguistic competence, historical sensitivity, and Reformed theological reflection. His commentaries often paid close attention to textual detail and broader canonical context, aiming to support preaching and teaching within the church. He wrote as a confessional scholar, committed to the authority and trustworthiness of Scripture.
He is valued for thoroughness, reverent handling of the text, and a concern that the prophetic message be heard in its covenantal and Christocentric dimensions. His volumes continue to serve pastors who want detailed yet confessional guidance through sometimes overlooked Old Testament books.
Notable works include his commentaries on Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi in respected evangelical and Reformed series.
Pieter A. Verhoef
Pieter A. Verhoef was a twentieth-century South African Reformed Old Testament scholar, associated with conservative confessional theology and careful exegesis.
Verhoef’s main contribution lies in his work on the minor prophets and post-exilic books, where he combined linguistic competence, historical sensitivity, and Reformed theological reflection. His commentaries often paid close attention to textual detail and broader canonical context, aiming to support preaching and teaching within the church. He wrote as a confessional scholar, committed to the authority and trustworthiness of Scripture.
He is valued for thoroughness, reverent handling of the text, and a concern that the prophetic message be heard in its covenantal and Christocentric dimensions. His volumes continue to serve pastors who want detailed yet confessional guidance through sometimes overlooked Old Testament books.
Notable works include his commentaries on Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi in respected evangelical and Reformed series.