The Sermon on the Mount: An Expositional Commentary

The Sermon on the Mount: An Expositional Commentary

By James Montgomery Boice
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Jesus’s Sermon on the Mount shows us the absolute necessity of the new birth and a regenerated heart. It points us to Jesus himself. And it indicates the way to blessing for Christians—how we can please our heavenly Father.

James Montgomery Boice provides an in-depth look into the Sermon on the Mount found in Matthew 5–7. He explains the meaning of the text verse by verse and relates its concerns to today’s world, the church, and the realities of the Christian life.

Boice’s clear, practical writing makes this a helpful commentary for a wide range of readers—from serious Bible students to interested laypersons—to understand and apply the truths found in Jesus’s teaching. It covers such topics as:

  • “The Secret of Happiness” (5:3–12), 

  • “How to Rejoice in Persecutions” (5:12), 

  • “When You Are Angry” (5:21–26),

  • “Divorce and Remarriage” (5:31–32),

  • “How to Pray” (6:5–8),

  • “The Names of God” (6:9),

  • “How to Defeat Temptation” (6:13),

  • “Fasting” (6:16–18), and

  • “Spiritual Discernment” (7:6).

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  1. Odin
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    A timely release

    an oft referred to text, the Sermon on the Mount as presented by Montogomery Boice and narrated by John Lescault delivers a persuasive argument for accepting the new birth and regenerated heart as essential messages for a 21st-century conundrum as it wrestles with the pros and cons of religion, especially the thinning of Christian believers. With the Sermon on the Mount found in Mathew5-7 as the point of expositional commentary, Mr. Boise has developed his narrative so that scholars' and beginner’s interest is respectfully and carefully addressed so as to assure the understanding is not over the head or beneath the intellect of the listener. As in all the books of this series, Mr. Lescault adds yet another faultless narration. Recommended.

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