Psalms: A Commentary, and its use in the New Testament (2 vols.)
Overview
The Psalms have been a source of encouragement and hope for millennia. They express our deepest yearnings, our greatest sins and God’s wonderful forgiveness. John Eaton, a distinguished Old Testament scholar, has spent a lifetime studying the Psalms. His exceptional commentary represents the culmination of his lifework and is a great resource for the student, pastor and layperson. Steve Moyise and Maarten J. J. Menken, along with ten other contributors, present essays which reveal the importance of Psalms to Jesus and the writers of the New Testament.
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7 ratings
Jason A. Smith
12/5/2017
J.R. Woods
4/27/2017
I was eager to read the second volume for the sake of research into the Synoptic Gospels, and their relation with the rest of the NT possibly. Psalms in the NT presumes the old Q theory of Gospel transmission and thereby devotes much of what I would consider wasted space on pure speculation to fall in line with the theory. While they conduct a decent survey of where the Gospels seem to invoke, quote or otherwise use the Psalms, I would say that there are a number of inadequacies, as many scholars of late have come to demonstrate about the theory. I recommend a more linguistically rigorous model of investigation. See DA Carson, Stanley Porter, et al.
Dennis Pulley
11/11/2014
Robert Leahy
5/28/2014
Tyrone K Toler
5/24/2014
Bill Shewmaker
11/14/2013
