Peter Enns is a biblical scholar, writer, and teacher with adoctorate in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations fromHarvard University. He has taught at WestminsterTheological Seminary, Harvard University, PrincetonTheological Seminary, and Fuller Theological Seminary. Hisother books include Incarnation and Inspiration: Evangelicals and the Problem of the OldTestament.
Kenton L. Sparks
-- Eastern University
"'Of the making of books there is no end, ' says Qohelet. And I am
glad that he is right. Were it not so, we'd not have in our hands
this new and engaging commentary by Pete Enns. Qohelet explores the
deep questions of human existence to the roots, and Enns follows,
in what is a challenging confrontation with this theologically
important and much-neglected book of Holy Scripture." Tremper
Longman III
-- Westmont College
"'Trust and obey' in spite of suffering and doubt. According to
Peter Enns, that is the main message of Ecclesiastes. A veteran
commentator, Enns carefully and insightfully interprets the book
and shows its immense relevance for those today who follow the
suffering yet victorious Christ. A must-read for everyone who wants
to understand the important book of Ecclesiastes." James Kugel
-- Bar-Ilan University, Israel
"Ecclesiastes is certainly one of the most fascinating -- and
challenging -- books of the Bible. Peter Enns has taken it on with
equal measures of informed scholarship and religious sensitivity.
His commentary, while surveying most of the thorny issues that have
puzzled previous commentators, never loses sight of the big picture
and the questions that matter most in a person's life. The result
is an extraordinary achievement -- a worthy addition to the home
libraries of scholars and laymen alike." Theology
"Well written, accessible and engaging." Review of Biblical
Literature
"The author strikes a good balance between sound and detailed
exegetical exposition and a writing style that is lucid,
nontechnical, and easy to read for professionals and laypersons
alike." Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society
"This volume makes a substantial contribution to the ongoing study
of Ecclesiastes." Stone-Campbell Journal
"Enns has written an accessible and engaging commentary. . . . An
excellent resource." Trinity Journal
"Enns delivers a commentary full of insight and a fresh direction
for subsequent study." Catholic Biblical Quarterly
"A valuable resource."
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