The Baker Commentary on Psalms, Volume 2 offers a comprehensive exposition of Psalms 42–89, providing both fresh insights and theological depth. In this volume, John Goldingay explores the literary structure, historical background, and theological themes of these psalms.

Goldingay’s fresh translation of each psalm is followed by detailed commentary that addresses the original Hebrew text, examining key theological issues, literary devices, and historical context. This commentary is designed to be both scholarly and accessible, making it suitable for pastors, scholars, and general readers alike.

The volume covers crucial themes such as the psalms of lament, praise, and wisdom, the role of the psalmist in the community, and the unfolding story of Israel’s relationship with God. The careful exposition of these texts helps readers understand the psalms' rich theological implications and their relevance for Christian life and worship.

As part of the Baker Commentary on the Old Testament: Wisdom and Psalms series, this volume offers scholarly insight while remaining practical and devotional. It is an essential resource for sermon preparation, teaching, and personal study.

Key Features:

• Fresh translation of Psalms 42–89

• Careful exposition based on the Hebrew text

• Focus on theological meaning and pastoral application

• Ideal for sermon preparation, teaching, and study

• Accessible to both scholars and general readers