The Baker Commentary on Joshua provides a detailed, theologically rich exposition of Israel’s entrance into the Promised Land, highlighting God’s faithfulness, covenant fulfillment, and the call to courageous obedience in the face of overwhelming odds.

In this volume, the author offers in-depth analysis of the historical, literary, and theological dimensions of Joshua. Attention is given to the conquest narratives, the distribution of the land, and the covenant renewal, all framed within the broader redemptive-historical storyline. The commentary reflects on Joshua’s leadership and the themes of divine promise, judgment, and rest.

Drawing from the Hebrew text while remaining accessible to pastors, scholars, and serious students, the commentary balances academic rigor with pastoral sensitivity. It provides insights into difficult passages, archaeological background, and theological application for today’s readers.

As part of the Baker Commentary series, this volume upholds a high view of Scripture and offers verse-by-verse exposition, historical-cultural context, and theological reflection—making it a valuable resource for preaching, teaching, and in-depth study.

Key Features:

• Careful exposition grounded in the Hebrew text

• Emphasis on theological meaning and redemptive context

• Exploration of literary structure and historical background

• Useful for pastors, scholars, and students

• Evangelical, theologically conservative perspective