Commentaries

The New American Commentary from B & H Publishing Group is for those who have been seeking a commentary that honors the Scriptures, represents the finest in contemporary evangelical scholarship, and lends itself to the practical work of preaching and teaching. This series serves as a minister's friend and a student's guide.

The New American Commentary series is an exceptionally acclaimed resource for ministers and Bible students who want to understand and expound the Scriptures. Notable features in each volume include:

• Commentary based on the New International Version (NIV).
• Sound scholarly methodology reflecting capable research in the original languages.
• Interpretation emphasizing the theological unity of each book and Scripture as a whole.
• Readable and applicable exposition.

Current NAC Modules

To enable our users to purchase the commentaries they need, we are offering three purchase options: the entire set, two modules for Old and New Testament sets, or 8 modules with 2 to 6 volumes in each set. If you purchase all the parts of a bigger set you may receive the code for the single volume. The larger sets offer the best value. All these modules are available as unlocks on the NAC CD-ROM:

• NAC: with all 38 extant volumes $599 (print value over $1,100)
• NAC-OT: with the 23 Old Testament volumes $449 (print value about $690)
• NAC-NT: with the 15 New Testament volumes $299 (print value about $450)
• NAC-Pentateuch: 6 volumes $138 (print value about $180)
• NAC-History: 6 volumes $138 (print value about $180)
• NAC-Wisdom: 2 volumes $46 (print value about $60)
• NAC-Major Prophets: 4 volumes $92 (print value about $120)
• NAC-Minor Prophets: 5 volumes $115 (print value about $150)
• NAC-Gospels-Acts: 6 volumes $138 (print value about $180)
• NAC-Pauline Epistles: 6 volumes $138 (print value about $180)
• NAC-General Epistles: 3 volumes $69 (print value about $90)

Endorsements

"The scholarship behind The New American Commentary is first rate, but the books are written clearly enough for ordinary people to understand them....These books bring out something of the profound meaning of the original writers".
Leon Morris, Melbourne, Australia

"The strength of the New American Commentary is that it genuinely focuses on what the text says. This does not mean that the authors are out of touch with the vast array of secondary literature; rather it means they are committed to putting first things first. Pastors and Bible teachers will be grateful for this resource for years to come."
D.A. Carson, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School