The Expositor's Bible Commentary (Volume 10) - Romans through Galatians
[Volumes 10 and 11] introduce a new, comprehensive commentary on the books of the Old and New Testament, a joint enterprise of some 78 contributors projected for 12 volumes.  The format is attractive and lends itself to expository style... [Murry] Harris on 2 Corinthians rates excellent [in interpretation].  His more technical style shows careful study and provides rewarding insights.  The series has the makings of a standard resource for preaching and teaching...' (Southwestern Journal of Theology)'...a roaring success.  Both form and style contribute to readability, and the scholarship is sound without being pedantic or tedious.' (Christianity Today)'...a very helpful addition to the library of anyone interested in studying and teaching the Scriptures more effectively.' (The Seminary Review)'...excellent series...a valuable reference source in any evangelical pastor' s library.' (The Evangelical Beacon)'...one of the greatest pieces of religious literature published in this generation.  We cannot recommend it too highly.' (Pulpit Workshop)'For those needing a good commentary, you will find in this set one of the best.' (The Baptist Sentinel)'The serious Bible student, whether seminarian, pastor, or layman, will be delighted with this concise but thorough treatment of the biblical text.' (Eternity)'It is the kind of commentary that should be in all church libraries as well as in homes of persons who care to understand the Bible beyond Americanized ideologies of self-oriented experience.' (Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society)'The 78 authors represent the best evangelical scholarship in the English-speaking world...a rich feast.' (Crux)'The author list [of the Expositor's Bible Commentary] reads like a page from a who's who of evangelical Bible scholars.  A quality product.  Unquestionably wise for the serious student to plan to secure each volume.' (Eternity)Volume 10 '[Everett F.] Harrison\rquote s commentary [on Romans] is a model of clarity.' (Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society)'...a refreshing change from some of the major commentaries of the past...quite readable.  In general the writers are concerned to help the reader understand the flow of the Bible book, rather than digressing into speculative questions with little spiritual value.' (Interest)'The four writers in this volume provide a sound guide to the meaning of the works with which they deal.  This will be a useful volume for a minister to have on his shelves.' (The Expository Times)