Every NICOT and NICNT Commentary, Ranked

I knew the New International Commentary (NIC) series appeared often on bestcommentaries.com, but I was curious to see just how they stacked up, so I did some digging. A few titles especially stood out, and I highlight them below. Beneath that, I include the full list volumes and how they rank on bestcommentaries.com. An impressive number of volumes—thirty-seven!—rank in the top three. As you spot volumes you might be interested in, take a look at the various NIC bundles. Highlights from the series Matthew, R. T. France Written by a member of the NIV translation committee and “Matthean scholar par excellence” (according to Donald Hagner), this verse-by-verse commentary is thorough and stays close to matters of context. France frequently draws attention to the distinctive nature of the province of Galilee and the social dynamics involved when a Galilean prophet presents himself in Jerusalem as the Messiah. Judicious, well-written, and informed, […] likely to become a standard work on Matthew for some time to come. —D. A. Carson Mark, William L. Lane Highly praised, this commentary adeptly uses redaction criticism to produce a work that is insightful for professionals but accessible t...