John D. Wright

This book was packed with useful information and valuable insights on authorship, date, other issues related to the writing of the bible. I found the book very readable even given the denseness of the subject matter.

I am not reviewing the text here. Either you like the NKJV or you don't. I personally would not choose it first. I am reviewing the study notes. I think these notes are willing to wade in where other study bibles remain silent. A one volume commentary was created from these notes and I found it to be excellent. Earl Radmacher was influential in the creation of the notes. He is an excellent bible scholar.

While I tend to read multivolume commentaries these days, I used this for a long time in my early Christian days. I found it's layout to be clear and readable. I also found it tackled tough issues when many single volume commentaries remain silent. I think it's a great commentary if you can only carry one with you and you need the whole bible.