J's Pages

Another year, another Concordia Commentary read. Man, these things take a long time to read!* Of course, it should be no surprise that this particular volume was a challenge because the book of Proverbs itself challenges the attention span. Dr. Steinmann did a great job of delving into the text and explaining its nuances, and all sorts of scholarly things. And, as should be the case with a Concordia Commentary, he made sure to point out Christ in every chapter. Taken in small chunks, it was a delight to read. My few attempts to push through it, alas, resulted in drowsiness.
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*DISCLAIMER: I've got a couple other scholarly volumes that I have been concurrently perusing. That's my excuse and I'm sticking with it.

Keeping it on my shelf.
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