Keil and Delitzsch Commentary on the Old Testament
Carl Friedrich Keil (1807–1888) and Franz Delitzsch (1813–1890) were German Lutheran Old Testament scholars whose collaborative Commentary on the Old Testament is widely regarded as the most important conservative Old Testament commentary of the nineteenth century. Spanning ten volumes and covering every book from Genesis to Malachi, the Keil-Delitzsch commentary combines exhaustive philological analysis of the Hebrew text with deep theological insight. It remains an essential reference for serious Old Testament study.
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Old Testament 929 entries
Genesis
50 ent.
Exodus
40 ent.
Leviticus
27 ent.
Numbers
36 ent.
Deuteronomy
34 ent.
Joshua
24 ent.
Judges
21 ent.
Ruth
4 ent.
1 Samuel
31 ent.
2 Samuel
24 ent.
1 Kings
22 ent.
2 Kings
25 ent.
1 Chronicles
29 ent.
2 Chronicles
36 ent.
Ezra
10 ent.
Nehemiah
13 ent.
Esther
10 ent.
Job
42 ent.
Psalms
150 ent.
Proverbs
31 ent.
Ecclesiastes
12 ent.
Song of Solomon
8 ent.
Isaiah
66 ent.
Jeremiah
52 ent.
Lamentations
5 ent.
Ezekiel
48 ent.
Daniel
12 ent.
Hosea
14 ent.
Joel
3 ent.
Amos
9 ent.
Obadiah
1 ent.
Jonah
4 ent.
Micah
7 ent.
Nahum
3 ent.
Habakkuk
3 ent.
Zephaniah
3 ent.
Haggai
2 ent.
Zechariah
14 ent.
Malachi
4 ent.