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NICNT

Josh Hunt

I have been collecting up the NICNT and notice there are multiple versions of the same book. What is the story on this?

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Mark Barnes

They're three different books, by three different authors. The middle one is a different series (NIGTC). The top one is the previous edition, from 1971. The bottom one is the current edition.

Josh Hunt

oh, yeah, I go that about the middle one. If I were to get the full set (link below) I still wouldn't have all of the NICOT / NICNT, right?

https://www.logos.com/product/51844/new-international-commentary-on-the-old-and-new-testament

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/720072#Comment_720072

If I were to get the full set (link below) I still wouldn't have all of the NICOT / NICNT, right?

Correct. You would have the one by green.

JT (alabama24)

What is the story on this?

To answer your question more broadly: Most multi-volume commentary sets are written over LONG periods of time. Often revised versions or even brand new resources replace older volumes.