Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi

Doctor Baldwin had a way of writing that kept my interest and taught me things at the same time. This final book in the Tyndale OT series did a fine job of explaining the last three books of the Old Testament. Possibly more important, the work looked backward to the entirety of the story that had been woven across the Tanakh and forward past the years of silence to the coming of Messiah. It felt like a capstone as well to the long journey through 28 books of the commentary. A journey worth taking.

For those seeking an introductory level commentary on Malachi, the best available is the one by Baldwin in the Tyndale series. Like all of her commentaries, it is clear and concise without being shallow [Full Review]

For those seeking an introductory level commentary on Haggai, the best available is the one by Baldwin in the Tyndale series. Like all of her commentaries, it is clear and concise without being shallow. [Full Review]

For those seeking an introductory level commentary on Zechariah, the best available is the one by Baldwin in the Tyndale series. Like all of her commentaries, it is clear and concise without being shallow. [Full Review]

Clear exposition with theological sensitivity defending integrity of text. Evangelical. [Full Review]

Clear exposition with theological sensitivity defending integrity of text. Evangelical. [Full Review]

Clear exposition with theological sensitivity defending integrity of text. Evangelical. [Full Review]

Clear exposition with theological sensitivity defending integrity of text. Evangelical. [Full Review]

Clear exposition with theological sensitivity defending integrity of text. Evangelical. [Full Review]

Clear exposition with theological sensitivity defending integrity of text. Evangelical. [Full Review]