Written over the course of a thirty-year ministry, this thorough commentary on the book of beginnings is useful as a Bible study aid or devotional. The author brings a wealth of information to the believer by way of an interesting narrative.
What others are saying about this book:
"Rev. Harbach has made the study of the book of Genesis a project which spanned many years. His commentary on this book is not, therefore, hastily thrown together, but is the culmination of many years of thoughtful study and prayer, and has undergone the testing of societies and Bible classes which Rev. Harbach has led. It is a book which gives evidence of much thoughtful contemplation of the divine text." - Herman Hanko, professor emeritus of the Protestant Reformed Theological Seminary
More praise for the author:
"Harbach’s style is lively, vigorous, and interesting." - David J. Engelsma (The Standard Bearer) on "The Good Shepherd and His Sheep”
Read a review by Herman Hanko (The Standard Bearer).
Robert C. Harbach (1914-1996) graduated from the Protestant Reformed Seminary in 1955 and was ordained in October of that year. He served congregations in Washington, Michigan, and as home missionary before his retirement from active ministry in 1979.
- 950 pages
- hardcover
- ISBN 978-0-916206-69-7
- Release date: 2001