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The Pentateuch as Narrative: A Biblical-Theological Commentary
Reviews (10)
30 May 2015Seminary Resource
Decent book for seminary......
8 May 2015Five Stars
Theology done in the correct approach.
25 March 2015Excellent
Excellent.
4 November 2013Meahh so so
It's ok mark driscoll uses this commentary so I thought it would be good .
12 October 2013Another Pen
Always good to have more than one opinion when trying to understand the law books that God has for us..
16 October 2011Interesting concept
Sailhammer's premise is: what if instead of five separate books, the Pentateuch were more along the lines of one long continuous multi-volume work?
21 August 2010This is Awesome!
A very good book that goes into the meaning of the Hebrew Bible to show that it all has a purpose.
16 May 2010A Must Read
I am still reading this book and it is very interesting how the author brings each book of the pentateuch together as a complete work to show their and brings out the central theme.
4 October 2009Moore than a commentary
John Sailhamer handles the Pentateuch with the knowledge and care it deserves.
3 January 2006Eureka!
This book is wonderful!