The Classic Commentaries and Studies on the Minor Prophets Upgrade presents an impressive balance of perspectives from the history of biblical scholarship on the final twelve books of the Old Testament. With contributing voices from Europe, the United Kingdom, and the United States, the contributors here provide an international taste of scholarship on the Minor Prophets from a wide set of perspectives. Some are fully entrenched in the higher criticism and critical exegesis, while others emphasize the traditional historic positions for interpreting the Biblical text. Still others are designed to focus directly on the pastoral needs of the Church. These perspectives give readers opportunity for fresh insight into the Minor Prophets.

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Paul Haupt’s critical commentary on the Hebrew text of Nahum presents a serious analysis of this minor prophet and creative approach to its translation. Haupt contends that Nahum is not prophecy, but rather a liturgical collection of poems—two from the Maccabean and two form the fall of Nineveh in 606 BC.