Commentaries on Zechariah

Doctor Baldwin had a way of writing that kept my interest and taught me things at the same time. more

For those seeking an introductory level commentary on Malachi, the best available is the one by Baldwin in the Tyndale series. more

For those seeking an introductory level commentary on Haggai, the best available is the one by Baldwin in the Tyndale series. more

For those seeking an introductory level commentary on Zechariah, the best available is the one by Baldwin in the Tyndale series. more

Clear exposition with theological sensitivity defending integrity of text. more

A bit too brief given the depth of detail of other volumes in this series, and the amount of text being covered (by comparison, Stuart's volume in this series on Hos-Jonah is about 200 pages longer). more

Ralph Smith's commentary on the last seven books of the Minor Prophets is not nearly as helpful as Douglas Stuart's commentary on the first five Minor Prophets in the same commentary series, but it is still worth consulting. more

Ralph Smith's commentary on the last seven books of the Minor Prophets is not nearly as helpful as Douglas Stuart's commentary on the first five Minor Prophets in the same commentary series, but it is still worth consulting. more

Ralph Smith's commentary on the last seven books of the Minor Prophets is not nearly as helpful as Douglas Stuart's commentary on the first five Minor Prophets in the same commentary series, but it is still worth consulting. more

Ralph Smith's commentary on the last seven books of the Minor Prophets is not nearly as helpful as Douglas Stuart's commentary on the first five Minor Prophets in the same commentary series, but it is still worth consulting. more

On the surface this volume follows the well-established pattern of the series. more

Michael B. more