The Baker Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament series is one of the best series, in my view. So the latest installment is welcome news: James by Dan McCartney of Redeemer Theological Seminary in Dallas.
Here are some sample pages, and below are some blurbs:
“McCartney shows firm control of the secondary literature while retaining an independent judgment on the original text itself. His exposition is thorough, clear, and consistently on target; and his extensive additional notes and excurses are the icing on the cake. This work deserves a warm reception.”
– Moises Silva, author of Philippians in the BECNT
“Dan McCartney’s commentary on James is a fresh and important contribution to the literature on James. He convincingly argues that faith plays a central role in the letter. McCartney writes lucidly and clearly while ably surveying various interpretations. This work is exegetically rewarding, theologically rooted, and pastorally wise.”
– Thomas R. Schreiner, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary