If like me, you don’t have the budget to buy John Sailhamer’s The Meaning of the Pentateuch: Revelation, Composition and Interpretation, which a few people have been raving about, you can read the introduction online at Westminster Bookstore (PDF file) and read an interview of the author at Christianity Today.
I thought these might be timely since many of us are reading through the Old Testament right now. Are there other free materials on the Pentateuch online that you like?
I recently bought a used older edition of The Handbook On the Pentateuch by Victor Hamilton that I plan on reading later on.
From someone who’s comment wouldn’t go through.:
Jeff,
I tried to leave this as a comment on your site, but the comment form said it looked like spam. Anyway …
I’ve got a lot of stuff on my site on the individual books of the Pentateuch. But, I’m not sure if that’s what your looking for. At any rate, here are a few links of the links I have for Genesis:
Franz Delitzsch 2 volume commentary on Genesis:
http://www.archive.org/details/anewcommentgenes00deliuoft
http://www.archive.org/details/newcommentaryong02deli
Gary Rendsburg The Redaction of Genesis:
http://jewishstudies.rutgers.edu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=236&Itemid=5
Bible Briefs on Genesis (as well as other books):
http://www.vts.edu/podium/default.aspx?t=107863
I’ve got links to a lot of commentary introductions on Genesis and other books from Google Books (e.g. Hamilton, Westermann, and others) on my blog.
All the best,
Jeremy
FreeOldTestamentAudio.com
There’s a ton of Meredith Kline stuff at http://www.covopc.org/Kline/Meredith_Kline_Online.html. Including a .pdf of the full text of his book, “Kingdom Prologue”. which is mostly about the Book of Genesis.
Thanks.
Let me just say I love Hamilton’s book. I use it as my mousepad — that’s a high honor in the world of my bookshelf!
Hmmm I’ll take your word for it.
Jeff