As L. M. Miles notes in the journal First Things, most of her books are scriptural commentaries and "there is a biblical rather than a dogmatic or systematic organization to her work." These include John (in four volumes), Mark, Letter to the Colossians, Letter to the Ephesians, Three Women and the Lord, Bergpredigt [The Sermon on the Mount], Gleichnisse des Herrn [Parables of the Lord], Die Schöpfung [Creation], Achtzehn Psalmen [Eighteen Psalms], Isaia [Isaiah], and Elijah, among others.
As L. M. Miles notes in the journal First Things, most of her books are scriptural commentaries and "there is a biblical rather than a dogmatic or systematic organization to her work." These include John (in four volumes), Mark, Letter to the Colossians, Letter to the Ephesians, Three Women and the Lord, Bergpredigt [The Sermon on the Mount], Gleichnisse des Herrn [Parables of the Lord], Die Schöpfung [Creation], Achtzehn Psalmen [Eighteen Psalms], Isaia [Isaiah], and Elijah, among others.