This classic commentary, drawing on the expertise of over 60 contributors, aims to give all students of the Bible the benefits of recent research into Scripture.

Now available in paperback, this commentary, drawing on the expertise of over sixty scholars, gives students of the Bible a thorough grounding in the origin and meaning of all the books of the Bible as well as the benefits of recent research into Scripture. The first edition of Peake's Commentary appeared in 1919 and is now a household word for all those interested in the study of the Bible. Key features include: 32 special introductory articles; full bibliographies and index; 62 contributors; over 1000 double column pages; special introductory articles 16 maps in full colour.

First published in 1954, the manuscript of this book of hours is a complete Malkite Horologion.

"Publications of Eugene A. Nida": p. [xxi]-xxvii.