Jonah

In the crowded genre of biblical commentaries, this series will surely find a niche among students and pastors, who need more lexical, morphological, and syntactical help than most commentaries today offer. Tucker’s volume reflects a remarkable amount of erudition and hard work, and the appearance of his volume bodes well for the series generally. Bill T. Arnold, Asbury Theological Seminary“A distinctive addition to the commentary literature, and one we can be grateful to have.” David J. Reimer, Expository Times“This book can undoubtedly help readers move beyond the micro-syntactic analysis offered by most introductory Hebrew grammars and enable them to come to a better understanding of clauses and their syntactic functionand thus to a better understanding of the biblical text itself.” Karl Möller, Review of Biblical Literature

Dennis Tucker is Professor of Christian Scriptures for the George W. True.tt Theological Seminary, Baylor University.