Genesis: Introduction, Translation, and Notes

The hardcover shows signs of wear typical of an ex-library copy, including a library sticker on the spine. The binding remains intact, though there is noticeable shelf wear and some fraying at the edges. The absence of a dust jacket and any inscriptions or signatures is noted. Overall, the book remains in good condition for reading and study.

This is the first edition of "Genesis: Introduction, Translation, and Notes" by E. A. Speiser, published by Doubleday & Company, Inc. in 1964. Printed in Garden City, New York, this volume is part of The Anchor Bible series, known for its scholarly approach to biblical texts. E. A. Speiser, a renowned Assyriologist and biblical scholar, provides an authoritative translation and insightful commentary on the Book of Genesis. This edition is particularly significant for collectors and researchers due to its comprehensive notes and introduction, which offer a deep dive into the historical and linguistic context of Genesis. The book's hardcover binding is indicative of its durability, although it bears evidence of being an ex-library copy. This edition is a valuable resource for those interested in biblical studies and the historical-critical method applied to the Old Testament.