Easy to read yet biblically robust expositions that seek to bridge the gap between technical and popular commentaries. Upholds a literal, six-day creation account and provides a helpful introduction to 'seed-theology.'

This commentary is thorough, yet readable. He offers a reasonable approach to the so-called redemptive-historical reading of the Old Testament, which sees the story of the Old Testament climaxing in the person and work of Jesus Christ. The series is aimed at the pastor and the layman, and this commentary does not disappoint. Its explanatory power (those wonderful "aha" moments) is great. In fact, this commentary was one of my top four or five favorite commentaries on Genesis when I preached through the book. Highly recommended.