Eleven Tablets and a Papyrus Scroll is a commentary of Genesis from a creation perspective. The first volume basically covers chapters 1-11. The second volume basically covers chapters 12-35. The third volume will basically cover chapters 36-50. This commentary is designed to help the reader to understand the accuracy of the book of Genesis using research about the structure of Genesis and information found in the book of Genesis.

This book is volume three of a commentary set on Genesis from a creation viewpoint. It applies information about the story of Joseph from extra-biblical sources.

The Psalms--Book 2 is a commentary from the creation point of view of Psalms 42-72. In the commentary an attempt is made to discover who might have written the psalm if the author is not given. When given, the events behind the psalms are connected to the wording of the psalms in order to better understand it. When an author is not given, an attempt is made to determine an event or an author or both using the wording of the psalm.