Commentaries on Deuteronomy

A sermon preached to condemned pirates before execution, addressing divine judgment and offering spiritual counsel in their final hours.

Chauncy argues that civil magistrates must rule justly in God's fear, preached before Massachusetts officials on their council election anniversary.

Mather compiles histories of executed criminals with their dying speeches and theological discourse on divine justice, warning against destructive ungodliness.

Mather delivers a sermon on divine judgment against wickedness, incorporating a conference with an African prisoner condemned for murder, addressing themes of justice and redemption.

Mather's sermon on pirate executions examines divine justice and the tragic consequences of wickedness, incorporating accounts of condemned criminals' final statements.

John Gill's commentary on Deuteronomy expounding Moses' final addresses, covenant renewal, and Israel's law with theological and historical significance.

Phillips' election sermon asserts that God authorizes civil rulers to decree and execute justice, addressing Massachusetts officials on divine governance.

Willard explains the reciprocal relationship between God's covenant promises and human duty, emphasizing the connection between obedience and blessing in the covenant of grace.

Shepard's sermon celebrates God's providential guidance of His church through wilderness and trials.

First volume of Calvin's systematic commentary on the Mosaic Law, examining its ceremonial, civil, and moral dimensions theologically.

Second volume of Calvin's Law commentary, deepening analysis of Levitical regulations and their spiritual significance for Christian understanding.

Third volume of Calvin's Law commentary, continuing exposition of Deuteronomic law and its theological implications for covenant theology.

Fourth volume completing Calvin's Law harmony, synthesizing legal passages across the Pentateuch with doctrinal application.

Matthew Henry's first volume provides comprehensive biblical commentary on Genesis through Deuteronomy with theological and practical applications.