Commentary on the Psalms, vol. I
Overview
German theologian Georg Heinrich Ewald penned a thorough two-volume exegesis on the book of Psalms, providing concise biblical erudition in this distinguished commentary. A scholar of Hebrew studies, Ewald frames his interpretation of the Psalms with his knowledge of the original language in which the book was penned. Meticulously examining the literary style of the songs, he provides thought-provoking insight and clarity to this Old Testament book.
Georg Heinrich Ewald was born in Germany, where he spent his life as a biblical scholar and later as a professor at the University of Gottingen. He devoted his life to Hebrew studies and wrote the much-loved Hebrew Grammar from which all subsequent Hebrew grammars have been based. Other well-known books of his include Commentary on the Prophets of the Old Testament (5 Vols.). Ewald died in 1875.