Andrews Bible Commentary: Old Testament

Angel M. Rodriguez; Daniel Bediako; Carl Cossart; Gerald Klingbeil

Andrews Bible Commentary: Old Testament

Angel M. Rodriguez (Editor)
, Daniel Bediako (Editor)
, Carl Cossart (Editor)
, Gerald Klingbeil (Editor)

Department of Old Testament

Biblical Research Institute

Research output: Book/Report › Anthology

Abstract

The Andrews Bible Commentary is written by 60 leading biblical scholars from around the world. It is designed for new believers, experienced Bible students, pastors, and teachers. Its purpose is to trace the blessed hope (Titus 2:13) in the pages of Scripture and to read all of the Bible in the light of that hope. What does the Bible say to believers who, with both longing and joy, anticipate the return of Jesus? Answering that question is at the heart of the Andrews Bible Commentary, which seeks to instruct and inspire all into a stronger personal relationship with God that focuses our worship on Jesus as Savior and Lord.

Original language	American English
Place of Publication	Berrien Springs, MI
Publisher	Andrews University Press
Number of pages	1184
State	Published - 2020

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Bible Commentary
Andrews University
Theology
Scholarship

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