"Allan Harman's exposition is as clear as crystal... This is a work of fine scholarship lightly worn." Geoffrey Grogan ( (1925-2011), Principal of Glasgow Bible College and well-respected author) ... students of the Bible will be thankful for years to come for Professor Harman's labours. Reformed Theological Review Allan Harman has written a fine exposition of Deuteronomy. He places the book in its literary, canonical and historical contexts without compromising evangelical convictions about Scripture. A particular delight here are the tools Harman brings to bear from time to time: a word study here, a comment on the wider biblical background there, a reference to the archaeological background somewhere else. These are gems, and models of the judicious use of critical tools to shed light on God's word. Cross-references to other parts of the Bible set this auth or apart from non-evangelical commentators: all the important New Testament quotations and allusions are mentioned in the commentary, and New Testament passages are allowed to act as interpretative controls. Never is this a dry book, however, because the willing reader encounters the living God through opening the biblical text. Highly recommended. Churchman Journal "May we beg from israel's God that kind of spiritual-mindedness that will enable us to prepare for the heavenly Land of promise that he has bequeathed us through the death of his Beloved son." Peace and Truth