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Deuteronomy
Deuteronomy
Semi-technical
Critical
Jewish

Deuteronomy

in JPS Bible Commentary

by Jeffrey H. Tigay

4.4 Rank Score: 5.5 from 5 reviews, 4 featured collections, and 10 user libraries
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Pages 548
Publisher Jewish Publication Society of America
Published 6/1/1996
ISBN-13 9780827603301
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Crux Sola (Nijay Gupta's Blog) (Sandra Richter) Crux Sola (Nijay Gupta's Blog) June 9, 2021
My personal favorite is Jeff Tigay’s JPS Torah Commentary. This commentary has all the hallmarks of a “life’s work” kind of volume. Tigay has poured his heart and soul into this piece, brought together classic commentary with the Rabbis and theologically sensitive, common sense commentary. [Full Review]
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Ligonier Ministries (Keith A. Mathison) Ligonier Ministries (Keith A. Mathison) July 15, 2008
As mentioned in previous "Top 5" posts, the JPS Torah Commentaries are written by Jewish scholars and are highly technical. Tigay writes from a somewhat critical stance, so this commentary can only be recommended with qualification for discerning pastors and seminary students. Those doing scholarly work on Deuteronomy will find it immensely helpful. [Full Review]
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Denver Seminary Journal Denver Seminary Journal June 16, 2008
A committed source critic studies the book within a Jewish context. [Full Review]
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