JPS Tanakh Commentary Collection (JPSTC) (11 vols.)
Digital Logos Edition
There is a new 12 volume collection for this series available JPS Tanakh Commentary Collection | JPSTC (12 vols.)
Overview
In 1888, the Jewish Publication Society of America was founded in Philadelphia to provide Jewish immigrants’ children with English-language books about their heritage. The oldest publisher of English-language Jewish titles, JPS seeks to enhance Jewish culture by promoting the dissemination of religious and secular works of exceptional quality to all individuals and institutions, in the United States and abroad, interested in past and contemporary Jewish life.
Written by distinguished Hebrew Bible scholars, these JPS commentaries represent a fusion of classical and modern sources. Building on the latest research to enhance your understanding of the biblical text, each volume takes its place as one of today’s most authoritative yet accessible commentaries. The commentaries provide supplementary essays that elaborate on key words and themes, a commentators and sources glossary, and extensive bibliographic notes, charts, and maps. This collection includes the complete Torah commentaries, plus commentaries on Jonah, Ruth, Ecclesiastes, Esther, and Haftarot. It also includes a commentary on the Passover Haggadah.
The JPS Tanakh Commentary Collection offers pastors, students, and laypeople commitment to accessibility without sacrificing serious scholarship. In the Logos edition, each Scripture passage links to your favorite translation, and the series is easy to study side by side with your other commentaries. You can search by topic or Scripture with remarkably fast results.
As with any other commentary that includes running Bible text from an existing translation, these resources contain only the commentary portion of the print editions. This collection does not include the JPS Tanakh or full Hebrew text. The JPS Tanakh is available for purchase separately.
- Guides readers through the Hebrew Bible’s words and ideas
- Provides supplementary essays on key words and themes
- Includes extensive charts, maps, and bibliographic notes
- Title: JPS Tanakh Commentary Collection (JPSTC)
- Publisher: Jewish Publication Society
- Volumes: 11
- Pages: 3,380
Reviews
9 ratings
Wilson Hines
8/27/2016
I have just started cutting my teeth on these resources in the Pentateuch and I've been very impressed. This is absolutely worth every dime!
Charles Puskas
4/19/2015
Christo Chaney
10/27/2014
I have the JPS Tanakh Commentary Series in print also & with the JPS Hebrew-English Tanakh they are a constant companion in my studies. I am eagerly looking forward to the future volumes being published. Thank God for the Jewish Publication Society!
James M. Branum
4/10/2014
Paolo russo
4/9/2014
exactly the right amount of explanation, deep precision and completeness. I like it because I can just grab some important study, without spending a lot of time with original language issues, and/or exegetical ideas.Linda Manson
1/16/2014
Matthew Ristuccia
9/4/2013
Phil Niebergall
7/30/2013
Eric Lowdermilk
10/1/2012
I have used the Genesis commentary by Sarna quite a bit. It is BY FAR, the best commentary on Genesis I have laid my hands on.Jim Powell
9/22/2012
I have had the JPS Torah series for more than 10 years. It continues to be a wealth of insight and scholarship. The remainder of the Tanakh commentaries would undoubtedly carry the same weight usefulness.
