“Written by robustly evangelical scholars, The Concise Bible Commentary is simply the best single-volume resource available for studying the Bible.”
L. Michael Morales, Professor of Biblical Studies, Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary

“While many commentaries explore individual books of the Bible in depth, a one-volume commentary must be concise and focused. This means keeping the overarching narrative of Scripture in view. The discipline required by this format has yielded one of the best one-volume commentaries I know, which will faithfully serve readers in both the Western and the broader global church. This will be an invaluable resource for many readers, and I’m delighted to see it in print.”
Patrick Schreiner, Professor of New Testament and Biblical Theology, Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; author, The Visual Word; The Ascension of Christ; and The Hope of the Resurrection

“None of us are lone rangers when it comes to understanding the Bible. We learn it best in community, and what a community those who use The Concise Bible Commentary surround themselves with! The best of the best in terms of Reformed Bible scholars have contributed to this one-volume resource that is sure to be of great help to every pastor and Bible teacher who uses it.”
Nancy Guthrie, Bible teacher; author

“The publication of The Concise Bible Commentary is cause for rejoicing! Faithful to the Scriptures, accessible to readers of all sorts, and no less practical than theological, this resource will help Christians worldwide grasp the Christ-centered message of Scripture. May the gospel that this commentary carries reach the ends of the earth in the Spirit’s power!”
Daniel C. Timmer, Professor of Biblical Studies, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary; Professeur d'Ancien Testament, Faculté de Théologie Évangélique de Montréal

“This commentary is a great idea. It is more detailed than a study Bible yet more concise than a set of full-scale commentaries on each book. The amount of information and learning represented in this volume is remarkable. This will be a tremendous resource for Bible study leaders, parents, and students of the Bible to find sufficiently thorough explanations without getting lost in the weeds. Pastors and professors may find the conciseness of the comments especially helpful for identifying the most salient themes of the texts, and those who wish to go deeper will find plenty of fodder for further study. Serious readers of the Bible will want to find a place on the shelf for this treasure trove of information.”
Brandon D. Crowe, Professor of New Testament, Westminster Theological Seminary

“It is difficult to find a good one-volume commentary that is theologically rich and spiritually nourishing. This volume earns that distinction. Each book of the Bible is explained faithfully and purposefully, and every passage is summarized clearly and concisely while showing how it fits within God’s sweeping plan to redeem a people from all nations through his Son, Jesus Christ. Whether you are preparing a sermon, leading a Bible study, or reading Scripture on your own, this commentary will serve you well. I intend to keep a copy close at hand and expect to reach for it often.”
Seulgi Byun, Dean, Calderwood School of Arts & Letters; Professor of Biblical Studies, Grove City College

“In many parts of the globe, solid Bible resources can be hard to access and cost prohibitive. The fact that this one-volume commentary—along with a free online version—is accessible to millions of people worldwide should be celebrated as a great boon for the mission of the church in our generation.”
George H. Guthrie, Professor of New Testament, Regent College, Vancouver

“Those who have spent time with the church outside North America and Europe know the hunger for God’s word that characterizes so much of this part of the body of Christ. For this reason, I am thankful for the addition of The Concise Bible Commentary to the growing body of resources for the global church. It is especially useful in highlighting God’s plan to glorify his name through the salvation of sinners in Christ. Furthermore, its accessible and nontechnical style commends it to a wide audience. This one-volume commentary on the Bible will serve all readers who want to grow in their understanding of Scripture.”
Guy Prentiss Waters, James M. Baird Jr. Professor of New Testament and Academic Dean, Reformed Theological Seminary, Jackson