J. Alec Motyer
— author of The Prophecy of Isaiah
"Here is a work as theological as the Psalms deserve, and as devotionally warm as they demand. This commentary is precisely what we would expect from Geoffrey Grogan — magnificently researched, written with an easy grace that carries the reader along, seminal where brevity is required. It is a delight to be in the company of one who loves the Psalms as richly as he knows them, whose spirituality runs as deep as his scholarship, and whose solid independence of judgment makes him a reliable guide through the huge literature and diverse theories that the Psalms have attracted."
Leslie C. Allen
— Fuller Theological Seminary
"Geoffrey Grogan whetted readers' appetites with his earlier work on the theology of the Psalms. A proven exegete and theologian, he now brings this double gift to the text. He also provides an introduction to the Psalms as ancient literature. In keeping with the Two Horizons series, he presents the theology of the Psalter and evaluates it in terms of the Bible and Christian doctrine."
Ted Herbert
— International Christian College, Glasgow
"Grogan's wide writing interests spanning the Old and New Testaments and theology, combined with his warm personal faith, clear writing style, and decades of living with the Psalms, have resulted in this well-informed, insightful, and useful theologically focused commentary."
Review of Biblical Literature
“This new commentary on the book of Psalms is remarkable. . . . I recommend Grogan’s book.”
Theology Today
“A succinct and helpful treatment of each psalm.”
Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society
“There is much to be gained from this commentary.”
