Wayne Jackson's The Books of Moses is a clear and reverent commentary on Genesis through Deuteronomy — the foundation of the Bible's message.
In an age of skepticism, Jackson defends the creation account and Mosaic authorship with clarity and conviction, affirming the trustworthiness of the inspired record and its role in God's redemptive plan.
Written for both teachers and students, this volume is rich in insight yet easy to follow. Difficult passages are made understandable, and alternative interpretations are presented with fairness and balance. From Eden's promise to the shadows of the Law, Jackson highlights how these sacred texts prepared the way for the Messiah.
Whether used as a quick reference or for deeper study, this commentary will enrich your understanding of the Scripture and strengthen your faith in its divine unity and purpose.
2025; smyth-sewn binding; hardback with dust jacket; 392 pages.
