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Proverbs: An Introduction & Commentary

Tyndale Old Testament Commentary seriesNext:Genesis(1967) →

Derek Kidner offers a guided tour through the Old Testament's most important tract on wisdom, the Book of Proverbs. This volume is part of The Tyndale Old Testament Commentary Series which presents passage-by-passage interpretation of the text.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 189 pages

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