Normally, there’s not much you can do with $15. You can buy lunch or a book . . .
But this week, you can do a whole lot more.
This week—until November 25 at 9:00 a.m. (PST)—you can buy three scholarly yet practical Lexham Press books and dig in.
Unfold Malachi’s powerful message
“I am not aware of any work quite like this one.” That’s how David M. Howard Jr., professor of Old Testament at Bethel Seminary, describes Malachi Then and Now: An Expository Commentary Based on Detailed Exegetical Analysis—now on sale for $1.99.
With topics like money, marriage, and worship, this ancient book gives us wisdom for the modern Christian life.
Here’s the rest of what Professor Howard had to say about Malachi Then and Now:
“Professor Ross writes with two readers in mind: the Hebrew student and the Bible expositor. The result combines the best of a Hebrew class, sitting under a master tutor explaining the nuances of grammar and syntax and their relevance for understanding a text, with the best of a pastor’s conference, sitting under a seasoned expositor with a passion for the church and the modern-day relevance of this fairly obscure Old Testament book. In the process, Ross carefully explains how to go from one stage to the next, each step in the process building on the previous one. This is a rich resource, and I highly recommend it.”
Rediscover the neglected letters of 1–3 John
Through the lens of systematic theology, 1, 2, and 3 John look entirely different. They make unique contributions to Christian theology.
Do you know what those contributions are?
Find out in An Exegetical Theology of 1–3 John, now $4.99.
Study the ancient message of hope in Jeremiah
Jeremiah 6:16 says, “Ask for the ancient paths, ask where the good way is, and walk in it.”
Walking the Ancient Paths: A Commentary on Jeremiah from Walter C. Kaiser Jr. can help you do that. You can examine each verse of the text, learning its meaning and significance. In addition, you’ll find devotional insights to help you apply Jeremiah’s message.
This 872-page volume of rich insights is usually $34.99, but you can get it for $7.99 this week only.
Bonus: Save 20–25% on 12 more Lexham Press resources
Study creation, eschatology, sexuality and gender, and more. Highlights include:
- Pro Rege: Living Under Christ’s Kingship (3 vols.) by Abraham Kuyper
- Studies on Creation: Book & Course Bundle (3 vols.; 3 courses)
- Lexham Geographic Commentaries (11 vols.)
Remember, these deals disappear on November 25 at 9:00 a.m. (PST). So don’t wait to get 3 Lexham Press biblical study resources for under $15.
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