Commentaries on Luke

Mather describes glorious characteristics of the church's future state and duties incumbent upon believers, delivered to the Massachusetts artillery company in 1691.

Ryle's first volume of Luke commentary provides detailed exposition with practical spiritual guidance.

Ryle's second volume continues detailed exposition of Luke's Gospel with practical Christian insights.

Detailed exposition of Luke's Gospel emphasizing Christ's humanity, compassion, and universal salvation with careful historical and theological analysis.

Mayhew's exegetical sermons on salvation's narrow way, emphasizing the necessity of spiritual striving for Christian redemption.

Moses Hemmenway preaches seven sermons on the unregenerate's duty to pursue eternal life, examining conversion and spiritual obligation.

Fenner's seven practical sermons on gospel themes including earthly thoughts, self-denial, prayer, repentance, and the gospel's transformative power.

Sermons depicting the soul as God's noble palace now held by Satan, presenting Christ's victorious rescue of believers from spiritual tyranny.

Calvin's harmonized commentary on the four Gospels, synthesizing Matthew, Mark, and Luke with separate treatment of John, providing comprehensive scriptural interpretation for English readers.

First volume of Calvin's harmonized Gospel commentary, synthesizing Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John to illuminate Christ's life and teachings.

Second volume of Calvin's Gospel harmony, continuing the integrated analysis of all four Gospels' accounts of Jesus's ministry.

Third volume completing Calvin's Gospel harmony, providing comprehensive theological interpretation of Christ's passion, resurrection, and apostolic commission.

Matthew Henry's fifth volume provides comprehensive commentary on Matthew through John, illuminating Gospel narratives and Christ's teachings.