Thomas Edward McComiskey (1928–1996)

NO OF PAGES: 515 SUB CAT I: Prophets SUB CAT II: SUB CAT III: DESCRIPTION: The Minor Prophets have not been popular subjects in the history of biblical interpretation or in the church. Their doom-saying messages of judgment seem to concentrate on nations and events that have little relevance for believers today. THE MINOR PROPHETS, maintains Thomas Edward McComiskey, intends to remedy this neglect by "causing the voices of these ancient men of God to ring with greater clarity in a world that sorely needs spiritual and moral strength." An authoritative, up-to-date, and consistently evangelical commentary on the Minor Prophets has been long in coming. This third and final volume of a three-volume set on the Minor Prophets represents a substantive and helpful resource for understanding the Old Testament prophetic message.NOTES: Purchased by Brent Emery, (reimbursed by Beit Hallel) from Baker Books. SUBTITLE: An Exegetical & Expository Commentary… (altro)

NO OF PAGES: 509 SUB CAT I: Prophets SUB CAT II: SUB CAT III: DESCRIPTION: The Minor Prophets have not been popular subjects in the history of biblical interpretation or in the church. Their doom-saying messages of judgment seem to concentrate on nations and events that have little relevance for believers today. THE MINOR PROPHETS, maintains Thomas Edward McComiskey, intends to remedy this neglect by "causing the voices of these ancient men of God to ring with greater clarity in a world that sorely needs spiritual and moral strength." An authoritative, up-to-date, and consistently evangelical commentary on the Minor Prophets has been long in coming. This first of a three-volume set on the Minor Prophets represents a substantive and helpful resource for understanding the Old Testament prophetic message.NOTES: Purchased by Brent Emery, (reimbursed by Beit Hallel) from Baker Books. SUBTITLE: An Exegetical & Expository Commentary… (altro)

NO OF PAGES: 413 SUB CAT I: Prophets SUB CAT II: SUB CAT III: DESCRIPTION: The Minor Prophets have not been popular subjects in the history of biblical interpretation or in the church. Their doom-saying messages of judgment seem to concentrate on nations and events that have little relevance for believers today. THE MINOR PROPHETS, maintains Thomas Edward McComiskey, intends to remedy this neglect by "causing the voices of these ancient men of God to ring with greater clarity in a world that sorely needs spiritual and moral strength." An authoritative, up-to-date, and consistently evangelical commentary on the Minor Prophets has been long in coming. This second of a three-volume set on the Minor Prophets represents a substantive and helpful resource for understanding the Old Testament prophetic message.NOTES: Purchased by Brent Emery, (reimbursed by Beit Hallel) from Baker Books. SUBTITLE: An Exegetical & Expository Commentary… (altro)