Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from An Old Testament Commentary for English Readers, Vol. 1
Baruch is placed with the Canonical books after Lamentations. Of the rest, he says that they are placed apart, as not held in the same repute as the other Scriptures; but this is only because there are dark sayings in them, which seem to differ from 'lths o n Scripture. He has no wish that they shoul be despised or little set by. Patience and study would show that the two were agreed.
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