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Customer Reviews for Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. Genesis: Two Horizons Old Testament Commentary [THOTC]
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Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. Genesis: Two Horizons Old Testament Commentary [THOTC]
First in a groundbreaking new series! Essentially two books in one, McKeown's work features a full exegetical commentary based on the Hebrew text, along with a reflection on the biblical theology of Genesis and its place in contemporary thought. Special attention is paid to its role in discussions of science, mission, ecology, and feminism.
James McKeown is Vice Principal of Balfast Bible College and lecturer in Old Testament at the Institute of Theology, Queen's University Belfast.
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Date:August 10, 2008
Daniel Pollin
Having been tutored by James McKweon in the Old testament it is a joy to see his pastoral warmth, fantastic grip of the Hebrew language and faithfulness to the biblical text shine through in this commentary. If any student of Genesis wishes to have a starting point in the theology of Genesis and the book itself I heartily recomend this commentary and hope that more will follow.
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