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A "Commentary for Children" ? One
rarely sees the words "commentary" and "children" in the same
sentence, let alone the same description. How is the newly edited
and released book on Genesis a commentary; how is it for children?
Commentaries pay careful attention to
words. The origin of words—Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic; the context of
words—historical setting, redaction criticism, textual criticism and
the setting or genre that passages were written in, and, of course, the power and subtle meaning of words. Nancy
Ganz is concerned with words as well, but she sets them before us in
a way that all of us—even children—can understand. Consider these opening
lessons from the book:
