The Expositor's Bible: Genesis

The Expositor's Bible has long been a trusted resource for preachers and teachers. Prepared under the direction of W. Robertson Nicoll, who has been referred to as “the greatest religious editor of all time,” The Expositor's Bible is both a commentary and an exposition.

At the close of the nineteenth century, Nicoll employed the talents of 29 top scholars of the day, all who were also preachers. This was to ensure The Expositor's Bible would be a commentary of the highest caliber that would retain the instincts of preachers, and could also be used and understood by anyone.

The authors deliver detailed, expository essays for each and every passage of the Bible. They are written in a style that is easy to understand and easy to apply. Minor details, technical questions. and critical issues are never a distraction. They are relegated to footnotes, which you can take or leave at your own discretion.

One of the things you'll appreciate about The Expositor's Bible is how it goes beyond the text itself, considering what the writer of that text was thinking and feeling when he wrote it. Nicoll's worthy project has stood the test of time and reads as fresh today as when it was written.