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Howard is a solid mix of lucidity, scholarship, and exposition. Hess (TOTC, 1996) is also insightful with more ANE background and would also be nice to have.
David M. Howard's introduction to the historical books of the Old Testament is an outstanding work. In this volume, he is able to devote much more space to Joshua. The result is a truly helpful commentary. [Full Review]
Evangelical, appreciative of the history, with useful word studies. [Full Review]
Evangelical, appreciative of the history, with useful word studies. [Full Review]