Genesis: A Commentary
Bruce K. Waltke
Cathi J. Fredericks

This landmark commentary showcases Bruce K. Waltke’s vast experience and insight as one of today’s leading Old Testament scholars. Those familiar with his work will recognize the significance of Genesis immediately, while newcomers will quickly see why he is so highly respected. Waltke explores Genesis as “theological literature,” balancing theological depth with attention to plot flow and literary techniques like irony, chiasm, and concentric patterning. His work offers exegetical notes on key issues, reflections on contemporary topics such as ecology, homosexuality, and prayer, and addresses debates on authenticity, date, and authorship. Despite its scholarly depth, Genesis remains highly accessible—eloquent, heartfelt, and deeply relevant for pastors, scholars, students, and all who love the Bible.