International Theological Commentary (27 Vols.)

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International Theological Commentary (27 Vols.)

From the Publisher:

International in both scope and authorship and theological in approach, Eerdmans' International Theological Commentary moves beyond a descriptive-historical approach to offer a relevant exegesis of the Old Testament text as Holy Scripture. The series aims first, to develop the theological significance of the Old Testament, and second to emphasize the relevance of each book for the life of the church.

Recognizing that in our age especially, a commentary on the Bible must transcend the parochialism of Western civilization, the International Theological Commentary is sensitive to issues that are the special problems of those who live outside the "Christian" West. Authors from more than seventeen countries, representing a wide range of geographical, ideological, and ecclesiastical backgrounds, read the Hebrew text of the Old Testament in the twin contexts of Israel and our present day.

Electronic Titles Included

Genesis 1-11: From Eden to Babel (Donald E. Gowan)
Genesis 12-50: Abraham and All the Families of the Earth (J. Gerald Janzen)
Exodus: Go Out and Meet God (G. W. Ashby)
Leviticus: Divine Presence and Community (Frank Gorman)
Numbers: Journeying with God (Katherine D. Sakenfeld)
Deuteronomy: Word and Presence (Ian Cairns)
Joshua: Inheriting the Land (E. John Hamlin)
Judges: At Risk in the Promised Land (E. John Hamlin)
Ruth: Surely There Is a Future (E. John Hamlin)
1 & 2 Samuel: Let Us Be like the Nations (Gnana Robinson)
1 Kings: Nations under God (Gene Rice)
Ezra & Nehemiah: Israel Alive Again (Fredrick Carlson Holmgren)
Nahum, Obadiah, Esther: Israel among the Nations (Richard J. Coggins, S. Paul Re'Emi)
The Vitality of Worship: A Commentary on the Book of Psalms (Robert Davidson)
Proverbs and Ecclesiastes: Who Knows What Is Good? (Kathleen A. Farmer)
Songs of Songs & Jonah: Revelation of God (George A. F. Knight, Friedemann W. Golka)
Isaiah 1-39: The Lord Is Savior: Faith in National Crisis (Samuel H. Widyapranawa)
Isaiah 40-55: Servant Theology (George A. F. Knight)
Isaiah 56-66: The New Israel (George A. F. Knight)
Amos & Lamentations: God's People in Crisis (Robert Martin-Achard)
Ezekiel: A New Heart (Bruce Vawter, Leslie J. Hoppe)
Daniel: Signs and Wonders (Robert A. Anderson)
Hosea: Grace Abounding (H. D. Beeby)
Joel & Malachi: A Promise of Hope-- A Call to Obedience (Graham S. Ogden, Richard R. Deutsch)
Micah: Justice and Loyalty (Juan I. Alfaro)
Habakkuk and Zephaniah: Wrath and Mercy (Maria Eszenyei Szeles)
Haggai & Zechariah: Rebuilding with Hope (Carroll Stuhlmueller)

Select Reviews of the Print Editions

Ashby's writing is clear, pleasant, approachable, and should appeal to the educated Christian layperson.... He gears his work to an audience which has limited Hebrew knowledge and interest.... A pleasantly readable survey of twentieth century historical critical work related to Exodus and an engaging theological reading of this most defining biblical book.
—Hebrew Studies

Ashby is to be commended for his attempt to deal seriously with the theological subject matter of the Bible while simultaneously engaging the legacy of liberation theology.... This is a fine commentary for parishes or for college courses in which contemporary reception of the biblical message is emphasized.
—Catholic Biblical Quarterly

In a concise, clearly written, and convincing commentary, Gorman [on Leviticus] demystifies a biblical book usually under-appreciated misused, and neglected. Theological students, ministers, and laypersons alike will find this book valuable.
—Review & Expositor

This lively treatment of Ruth strikes an ideal balance between informed commentary and application to modern life. The result is a readable, refreshing powerful presentation of Ruth's message.
—Robert. L. Hubbard, Jr., North Park Theological Seminary

Truly a magnum opus...Davidson's [work on Psalms] cross references from one psalm to another will greatly help readers who are simply looking up a particular psalms. A thoroughly theological volume, always based on good critical study.
—George A. F. Knight

Bruce Vawter and Leslie J. Hoppe illuminate the profound theological themes of Ezekiel, making him accessible to people today by stressing his proclamations of judgment and salvation as vital words for the people of God in every age.
—From the Publisher

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