Commentaries in this area provide close analysis of the original languages in their interpretations. Where available, links below take you to a catalog search for that series.
Hermeneia
- This series provides critical/historical commentary with a focus on text-criticism and the history of interpretation. It also heavily relies on knowledge of original languages, and therefore attempts a level of comprehensiveness relative to other series. Classified individually by book of the Bible.
International Critical Commentary
- These commentaries aim to provide background and analysis of the text from a range of perspectives, textual, literary, archaeological, or theological.
Word Biblical Commentaries
- These commentaries are exegetical in nature, designed for readers with knowledge of the original languages. Each pericope is discussed in relation to redaction, form, and source criticism. Classified as a set. See: BS 491.2 .W924.
New International Greek Testament Commentaries (NIGTC)
- This series is exegetical in nature, offering verse-by-verse commentary on the pericope's underlying historical, linguistic, and textual context. Classified Individually by book of the Bible.
