This collection contains 1,500 pages of interpretation, application, and contextual studies are drawn from noted authors such as William Kelly, Thomas Kelly Cheyne, E.W. Bullinger, and John Gifford Bellett. They have had an enduring impact on Old Testament exegesis, providing easy access to a wealth of significant scholarship.

Malachi Taylor was committed to the idea that the Bible presents a unified narrative centered on how the life and work of Christ reconciles humanity to God. In this commentary, Taylor takes up the challenge of finding this narrative in a book of the Bible that never mentions God. Working through the book passage by passage, Taylor documents how Esther, though it never mentions God, “tells the story of his heart.”

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