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I would suggest some of the shorter commentaries from a Reformed perspective. They are usually very easy to read, and short. Derek Thomas, for instance, has some commentaries in the Welwyn series. If you go slow enough through the book, they will have time to read the commentary. There are almost no study guides (as in booklets) on OT books from a Reformed perspective. The other option is Promise and Deliverance by De Graaf, which is on the whole Bible in four volumes. You could take what he says on a particular book as a Bible study. You can justify the price of the set to people by telling them that this is their Bible study guide for all the books of the Bible.
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