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The Book of Proverbs
Overview
The Book of Proverbs is an in-depth, thoughtful commentary that examines the book as a whole, exploring such questions as authorship, purpose, and place in the scriptural canon. George R. Berry affords ample space to etymology and proverbial nuances, viewing the book through both literary and scriptural lenses.
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- Contains exhaustive notation
- Provides an extensive introduction
- Includes ample exgesis
- Discusses the text in a way well suited for in-depth study
- Title: The Book of Proverbs
- Author: George R. Berry
- Publisher: American Baptist Publication Society
- Publication Date: 1904
- Pages: 99
George R. Berry (1865–1945) was the professor of Old Testament interpretation and Semitic languages at Colgate University.