Those who are already familiar with the thought of the Reformer John Calvin will appreciate this commentary on an important Old Testament book. With his typical style of avoiding superfluous discussions and his vast knowledge of other Scriptures, this commentary is a true tool for Bible study.
For those who have not yet enjoyed the works of this servant of God, who sought simplicity and precision in the interpretation of the Scriptures - this commentary will be a pleasant introduction to the theologian whose life motto was: "My heart I offer you promptly and sincerely."
