Released in the UK April 2018
Released in the US June 2018
Large trade hardback | 576 Pages
9781527101104 • £24.99 $39.99
BISAC – REL006060
Ezekiel Vol 2
A Mentor Commentary
John L. Mackay
Part of a two–volume series
Each chapter offers specific guidance for preaching
Part of the respected Mentor Commentary series
Through all the unusual and confusing turns of Ezekiel’s account, John L. Mackay provides a scholarly treatment of the Old Testament prophet, without losing a sense of reverence and devotion towards the God Ezekiel served. Offering great depths of exegesis and great warmth of pastoral insight, these two exhaustive volumes are aimed at the pastor and student.
John L. Mackay
John L. Mackay (1948–2018) was the Principal of the Free Church College, Edinburgh where he taught Old Testament from 1983 until his retirement in 2013. He was a highly–respected Old Testament scholar and authored several well–received commentaries on a range of Biblical books.
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Mentor
The commentary is marked by considerable scholarship with judicious comment on the relevant literature. It is also very readable. Pastoral and practical concerns are handled sensitively. Don’t be tempted to ignore the introductory material which is as lucid an account as I have read of Ezekiel’s life and times and a fascinating discussion of the relationship of the Spirit of God and the human personality.
Bob Fyall
Pastor, Preacher and Old Testament Scholar
I warmly commend and welcome this excellent commentary on Ezekiel. Professor Mackay, an Old Testament and Hebrew specialist, has provided us with a readable but rich, competent commentary on the biblical text. His extended introduction is also valuable and a necessary read for grappling with the text of Ezekiel.
D. Eryl Davies
Elder, Heath Evangelical Church, Cardiff
It is a believing work, affirming divine inspiration from the outset, and thus refreshing and vital. It is a comprehensive work; relentless, yet still accessible. This is not just another commentary; it takes its place amongst the best.
Jared Hood
Old Testament Lecturer, Presbyterian Theological College, Melbourne