Probably the best overall commentary on the book of Jeremiah is J.A. Thompson's work in the NICOT series. Although it is moderately technical in places, all Hebrew is transliterated and fully explained. It is therefore accessible to most readers. Thompson writes from an evangelical perspective and offers numerous helpful insights into the meaning of this book. [Full Review]

Provides much more detailed exegetical and historical discussions than Ryken. The two compliment each other nicely.

The standard Evangelical commentary for the last two decades. [Full Review]

The standard Evangelical commentary for the last two decades. [Full Review]