The Baker Commentary on Numbers offers a detailed, theologically rich exposition of the book of Numbers, focusing on Israel's journey through the wilderness, the faithfulness of God, and the challenges of leadership and obedience.

In this volume, the author explores the historical, literary, and theological aspects of Numbers, providing insight into key events like the census, the rebellion at Kadesh, and the institution of the Levitical priesthood. The commentary highlights the themes of divine judgment, grace, and the fulfillment of God's promises to Israel.

Drawing from the Hebrew text while remaining accessible to pastors, scholars, and serious students, this volume balances scholarly depth with practical application. It is an invaluable resource for understanding the wilderness experience and its relevance to the life of faith today.

As part of the Baker Commentary on the Old Testament Pentateuch series, this commentary offers verse-by-verse analysis, historical context, and theological reflection, making it an essential tool for sermon preparation and in-depth study.

Key Features:

• Careful exposition grounded in the Hebrew text

• Focus on theological meaning and redemptive context

• Exploration of literary structure and historical background

• Useful for pastors, scholars, and students

• Evangelical, theologically conservative perspective