J.S. Griffiths exegetically extends commentary on the authorship, stylistic nature, divine inspiration, and historical context to the reader. Examining semantics side-by-side with evidenced inference, Griffiths expounds on key factors and implications of the text.
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The Problem of Deuteronomy won the Bishop Jeune Memorial Prize for the best essay on “The Historical Truth and Divine Authority of the Book of Deuteronomy”.
This little book must rank as one of the best volumes in the language on the subject with which it deals, and if, as appears to be the case, it is its author’s primum opis, he may be heartily congratulated on having opened his literary career with a work at once so reverent, so scholarly, and so convincing.
—The Bibliotheca Sacra