The Book of Joshua marks a significant milestone in biblical history, serving as the logical conclusion to much of the Pentateuch. It details how the Israelites came to possess the land promised by God centuries earlier to Abraham. Throughout the narrative, it emphasizes God's faithfulness in fulfilling His promises and highlights the importance of covenant obedience.
The New American Commentary is an invaluable resource for those seeking a scholarly yet accessible approach to Scripture. Designed to honor the integrity of the biblical text, it reflects the finest in contemporary evangelical scholarship. This series is particularly useful for preaching and teaching, serving as both a minister’s trusted companion and a student’s practical guide.
Built on the assumption of the inerrancy of Scripture, the New American Commentary focuses on the theological and exegetical concerns specific to each biblical book. It also engages with the range of issues raised by modern biblical scholarship. Drawing on the expertise of over forty scholars and comprising forty volumes, the NAC combines rigorous scholarship with spiritual insight to support and enrich the life of the church.