Biblical Exegesis: Resources & Texts

Dr. John Walton recommends this site.

Each issue of the Denver Journal has extensive annotated bibliographies of OT and NT exegetical tools and resources published within the last four decades.

It is ecumenical, moderately critical, and designed to extend through both Testaments, including the Apocrypha.

Dr. Peeler has been impressed with the quality of this series.

"Hermeneia must be regarded as the premier biblical commentary series in the English-speaking world today [....] The quality of scholarship throughout is first-rate. The Hermeneia commentaries have set a standard of excellence in biblical interpretation that future series will be hard-pressed to meet." Michael L. Barr

Its authors have been drawn from Baptist ranks both within and outside the SBC. They early volumes are generally competent enough, pitched at a middle level.

It is a still-incomplete series of commentaries that adopts conservative critical views and is concerned to offer an exegesis of the Scriptures themselves.

The series is evangelical and scholarly, but written in a way that laypeople can understand. Technical issues as well as theological commentary are found in these commentaries.

One of Dr. Peeler's recommended commentary series.

It provides fairly lightweight commentaries, easily accessible, that are then filled out by application of various kinds.

A project more than a century old, is not being renewed. The old volumes include some major commentaries that still set a high standard, even if they are now seriously dated.

It is up-to-date, bibliographically almost exhaustive, exegetical and within the evangelical tradition, broadly understood.

It is a full-scale series that aims to cover every book in the Bible. The series offers fresh translation, an original format, thoughtful interaction with literature, and a commitment to handle both exegetical and literary/critical concerns.