The Baker Commentary on Ecclesiastes offers a comprehensive, theologically rich exposition of this book of wisdom literature, focusing on the meaning of life, the pursuit of fulfillment, and the fear of God in a world of uncertainty and vanity.

In this volume, the author explores the key themes of Ecclesiastes, including the futility of worldly pursuits, the sovereignty of God, and the call to live wisely in light of life's brevity and complexity. The commentary provides detailed insights into the book's literary structure, historical context, and theological messages.

Drawing from the Hebrew text, this commentary combines scholarly depth with practical application, offering readers an accessible yet thorough understanding of Ecclesiastes' profound teachings on life, death, and the human condition. It is a valuable resource for pastors, scholars, and general readers seeking to understand this challenging yet deeply meaningful book.

As part of the Baker Commentary on the Old Testament Wisdom and Psalms series, this volume offers verse-by-verse analysis, theological reflection, and historical-cultural context, making it an essential tool for sermon preparation, teaching, and study.

Key Features:

• Careful exposition grounded in the Hebrew text

• Focus on theological meaning and existential questions

• Exploration of literary structure and historical background

• Ideal for sermon preparation, teaching, and study

• Accessible to both scholars and general readers