Alberto Ferreiro presents patristic commentary on the Twelve Prophets (the so-called Minor Prophets), bringing new understanding to the books of both the Old and NewTestaments.
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. . .to one of the most important publishing events in Biblical studies in a long time -- the Ancient Christian Commentary series.
I have been generally very impressed with the New Testament volumes already published, and with the publication of Genesis 1-11 -- but had been much less pleased with the quality of the Genesis 12-Deuteronomy volume. "The Twelve Prophets" however, takes its rightful place at the very top of what this commentary series has to offer.
All twelve prophets are handled in depth and detail -- even those which are very short, demonstrating the importance and esteem in which the early Christians held these books. Any serious student of either early Church history or of the Minor Prophets themselves, cannot afford to be without this volume.
Very highly recommended.
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. . .to one of the most important publishing events in Biblical studies in a long time -- the Ancient Christian Commentary series.
I have been generally very impressed with the New Testament volumes already published, and with the publication of Genesis 1-11 -- but had been much less pleased with the quality of the Genesis 12-Deuteronomy volume. "The Twelve Prophets" however, takes its rightful place at the very top of what this commentary series has to offer.
All twelve prophets are handled in depth and detail -- even those which are very short, demonstrating the importance and esteem in which the early Christians held these books. Any serious student of either early Church history or of the Minor Prophets themselves, cannot afford to be without this volume.
Very highly recommended.
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