Ezra, Nehemiah and Esther

Esther, Ezra, and Nehemiah are three books of the Bible not often examined and sometimes misunderstood.  However, they contain important lessons about worship, leadership, providence, and much more . . .

 

Steveson describes the historical setting, analyzes the principal characters, and relates the structure and themes of each book.  Using verse-by-verse exposition, he points out key Hebrew and Aramaic words, important principles, and practical applications.  Steveson takes textual variances into account, interacts with a broad range of pertinent scholarship, and presents conservative interpretations for even problematic sections.