

Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs
Pages
400
Publisher
Zondervan
Published
2001
ISBN-13
9780310213727
Collections
This book appears in the following featured collections.
- Favorite Commentaries for Personal Study by Jeremy Pierce (parableman)
- Ultimate Commentary Collection: OT Expositional by John Glynn
- Building an OT Commentary Library by Invitation to Biblical Interpretation
Reviews
Provan’s commentary covers two books and is worth referencing for each of them. Tremper Longman says, “Proven has written one of the most interesting commentaries on these two intriguing books. Even though one may not agree with his final conclusions, his thinking is provocative and will lead the reader to think through old issues.”
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I have already mentioned this volume in the post on Ecclesiastes. The section of the book on the Song of Songs should prove just as helpful to preachers and others looking for practical application.
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With a book like Ecclesiastes, it is sometimes difficult to know how it should be applied. The very format of the NIVAC series demands reflection on application. Provan offers helpful insight into the meaning of the book and its relevance today. This work will prove especially helpful to preachers.
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Interprets the Song as a drama with three main characters. See under Ecclesiastes.
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Evangelical approach, taking a negative view of the book's main teaching with an appreciation of the theological and philosophical implications.
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