As others point out, the commentary is more scholarly than many in this series. It is lots more readable than Meyers'. There were many alternative interpretations explored in this book that I appreciated even if I did not agree. But on a whole I was left a bit dry – both exegitically and devotionally. The serious student will probably still want Meyers first but this may be good to consult for alternative interpretations in places. Devotionally I found Craigie and Phillips of more help.

Very good treatment of text with applications for today from an evangelical perspective. [Full Review]

Very good treatment of text with applications for today from an evangelical perspective. [Full Review]

Very good treatment of text with applications for today from an evangelical perspective. [Full Review]

Very good treatment of text with applications for today from an evangelical perspective. [Full Review]