Commentaries on Matthew

Four sermons addressing young people's obligation to dedicate themselves to God, emphasizing their identity as God's offspring and spiritual responsibility.

Mather provides practical religious guidance for seafarers, directing maritime workers toward spiritual salvation through faith and moral conduct during their voyages.

Ryle provides detailed expository commentary on Matthew's Gospel with practical spiritual insights for readers.

Comprehensive commentary on Matthew presenting Christ as the promised Messiah with extensive Old Testament fulfillment and kingdom teaching throughout.

A sermon contrasting Pharisaic hypocrisy with authentic Christian righteousness, delivered at St. Paul's Cross on Matthew 5:20.

Martin Bucer expounds Matthew 18 on offenses, offering theological interpretation of Christ's teachings on scandal and Christian conduct.

Matthew Poole's comprehensive biblical annotations explain difficult terms, reconcile contradictions, and resolve theological questions across the entire Scripture.

A 1712 sermon on Christian forgiveness based on Colossians 3:13, using Christ's forgiveness as the pattern for believers.

Belcher's election sermon to Massachusetts' government connects Christ's kingdom to civil authority, urging magistrates toward Christian virtue and justice.

Fenner's posthumous collected works edited by prominent Puritan divines, preserving his sermons and theological writings for wider circulation.

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.