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I purchased this volume primarily for Clendenon on Malachi, so this review applies only to that portion of the book.
I have found Clendenon to be thoroughly scholarly and very stimulating as I study through Malachi in an expository preaching series. He covers all the critical issues thoroughly and gives many insightful comments on various passages. His comments spur thoughts for personal application of the passages and are very helpful for preaching. I have noticed a few references to the work of the unbalanced John Piper which can be ignored. Piper's one theme approaches sanctification in an unbalanced way. In spite of these comments, Clendenon's work is well worth your purchase if you are studying through Malachi.
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In addition to the actual interpretation of the text of the Book of Haggai, there are various introductory matters that in one way or another affect our understanding of this book. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
garment with violence, ethical triangle, quotation formula, theological angle, disputation speech, hortatory discourse, economic angle, twelve prophets, social angle, motivation section, minor prophets, prophetic genre, postexilic community, scribal gloss, temple project, whole tithe, infinitive absolute, postexilic period Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Old Testament, Grand Rapids, Book of Haggai, New York, Hebrew Bible, New Testament, Downers Grove, Near East, God of Israel, Scholars Press, Sheffield Academic Press, Cambridge University Press, Winona Lake, Targum Jonathan, Malachi's Struggle, Walter de Gruyter, Jesus Christ, John the Baptist, Biblical Interpretation, Dead Sea, Fresh Look, John Knox, Michael Glazier, Judah Exhorted, Origin of the Message New!
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In addition to the actual interpretation of the text of the Book of Haggai, there are various introductory matters that in one way or another affect our understanding of this book. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
garment with violence, ethical triangle, quotation formula, theological angle, disputation speech, hortatory discourse, economic angle, twelve prophets, social angle, motivation section, minor prophets, prophetic genre, postexilic community, scribal gloss, temple project, whole tithe, infinitive absolute, postexilic period Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Old Testament, Grand Rapids, Book of Haggai, New York, Hebrew Bible, New Testament, Downers Grove, Near East, God of Israel, Scholars Press, Sheffield Academic Press, Cambridge University Press, Winona Lake, Targum Jonathan, Malachi's Struggle, Walter de Gruyter, Jesus Christ, John the Baptist, Biblical Interpretation, Dead Sea, Fresh Look, John Knox, Michael Glazier, Judah Exhorted, Origin of the Message New!
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- The Targum of the Minor Prophets (The Aramaic Bible, Vol 14) by Kevin J. Cathcart on 11 pages
- Haggai and Zechariah 1-8 (Old Testament Library) by David L. Petersen on 10 pages
- Biblical Interpretation in Ancient Israel (Clarendon Paperbacks) by Michael Fishbane on 8 pages
- Emphatic Words and Structures in Biblical Hebrew by T. Muraoka on 7 pages
- Malachi: The Divine Messenger by Beth Glazier-McDonald on 7 pages
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