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Highlights
- Volume 2 of Preaching the Word's Accessible Commentary on the Psalms Explores Chapters 42-106 The Psalms is one of the most widely loved books of the Bible.
- About the Author: James Johnston (PhD, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) is senior pastor of Camelback Bible Church in Paradise Valley, Arizona.
- 704 Pages
- Religion + Beliefs, Biblical Commentary
- Series Name: Preaching the Word
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About the Book
In this commentary on Psalms 42-106, readers find encouragement and inspiration as they encounter the psalmists' passionate pursuit of God. This volume is part of the Preaching the Word series.
Book Synopsis
Volume 2 of Preaching the Word's Accessible Commentary on the Psalms Explores Chapters 42-106
The Psalms is one of the most widely loved books of the Bible. A source of instruction for our prayers, inspiration for our songs, and consolation for our tears, these biblical poems resound with the whole spectrum of human emotion and teach us to hope in God each and every day. In the second volume of a 3-part commentary on the Psalms, pastor James Johnston walks readers through chapters 42-106, offering exegetical and pastoral insights along the way.
Edited by R. Kent Hughes, the Preaching the Word expository series is an essential resource for anyone interested in studying, teaching, or preaching the Bible.
- Expository Commentary on the Psalms: In-depth study explores more than 60 individual psalms and explains how they fit together in Scripture
- Accessible: Written by pastors for pastors, this commentary is also an accessible resource for students and laypeople
- Part of the Preaching the Word Series: This is volume 2 of a 3-part commentary on the Psalms; volumes for other books of the Bible are also available
About the Author
James Johnston (PhD, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) is senior pastor of Camelback Bible Church in Paradise Valley, Arizona. He has led workshops on expository preaching for over fifteen years and is an instructor for the Charles Simeon Trust. He and his wife, Lisa, have four children.