Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758) is widely recognised as America's most important philosophical theologian. His highly original works display a deep appreciation of beauty and harmony in ethics, but are also rooted in Reformed theology and bear witness to his heritage of New England Puritanism. Indisputably an Enlightenment man, Edwards played a major role in shaping the First Great Awakening, which fostered a deeply personal sense of the individual's need of salvation by Christ.David S. Lovi holds a master's degree from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He lives in Palatine, Illinois, with his wife, Amy.Benjamin Westerhoff holds a master's degree from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He lives in Seattle, Washington, with his wife, Maria, and their children, Isaiah and Faith.

"That Edward's comments on the Romans letter are now available in this handy format can be of benefit to preachers and interested laypersons [...] Edwards is [...] an amazing interpreter, head and shoulders above the rest in his time. He still speaks into many of today's issues through his prolific writings." -John Schuit, Emmanuel Bible College, in McMaster Journal of Theology and Ministry, Vol. 15 (2013-2014)"[T]here is no question that the volume is helpful in presenting Edwards as commentator [...] the preacher can at last have at his fingertips Edwards' insights into one of the most important - and challenging - books in the canon. For this, we are indebted."-William M. Schweitzer, Reviews in Religion & Theology, vol 22, issues 1, January 2015"This work is of specialist interest. ... It is perhaps more likely to be found on the bookshelves of reference libraries whose users have considerable interest in puritan or Calvinistic matters or biblical studies in that context. ... it is a work of which the accuracy is not likely to be challenged."-Donald A Bullen, Theological Book Review, volume 26, no 1, 2014"As there are few commentaries available from the first half of eighteenth century, the publication of this unique compilation is a welcome event. It may even contribute to contemporary debate on fundamental doctrines such as justification by faith, original sin, and covenant theology, among others."-J. Gaius Song, The Expository Times, Vol. 127 No. 8, May 2016

• Foreword by Doug SweeneyIntroductionCommentaryExplicationsIndex

Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758) is widely recognised as America's most important philosophical theologian. His highly original works display a deep appreciation of beauty and harmony in ethics, but are also rooted in Reformed theology and bear witness to his heritage of New England Puritanism. Indisputably an Enlightenment man, Edwards played a major role in shaping the First Great Awakening, which fostered a deeply personal sense of the individual's need of salvation by Christ.David S. Lovi holds a master's degree from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He lives in Palatine, Illinois, with his wife, Amy.Benjamin Westerhoff holds a master's degree from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He lives in Seattle, Washington, with his wife, Maria, and their children, Isaiah and Faith.

"That Edward's comments on the Romans letter are now available in this handy format can be of benefit to preachers and interested laypersons [...] Edwards is [...] an amazing interpreter, head and shoulders above the rest in his time. He still speaks into many of today's issues through his prolific writings." -John Schuit, Emmanuel Bible College, in McMaster Journal of Theology and Ministry, Vol. 15 (2013-2014)"[T]here is no question that the volume is helpful in presenting Edwards as commentator [...] the preacher can at last have at his fingertips Edwards' insights into one of the most important - and challenging - books in the canon. For this, we are indebted."-William M. Schweitzer, Reviews in Religion & Theology, vol 22, issues 1, January 2015"This work is of specialist interest. ... It is perhaps more likely to be found on the bookshelves of reference libraries whose users have considerable interest in puritan or Calvinistic matters or biblical studies in that context. ... it is a work of which the accuracy is not likely to be challenged."-Donald A Bullen, Theological Book Review, volume 26, no 1, 2014"As there are few commentaries available from the first half of eighteenth century, the publication of this unique compilation is a welcome event. It may even contribute to contemporary debate on fundamental doctrines such as justification by faith, original sin, and covenant theology, among others."-J. Gaius Song, The Expository Times, Vol. 127 No. 8, May 2016

• Foreword by Doug SweeneyIntroductionCommentaryExplicationsIndex

Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758) is widely recognised as America's most important philosophical theologian. His highly original works display a deep appreciation of beauty and harmony in ethics, but are also rooted in Reformed theology and bear witness to his heritage of New England Puritanism. Indisputably an Enlightenment man, Edwards played a major role in shaping the First Great Awakening, which fostered a deeply personal sense of the individual's need of salvation by Christ.David S. Lovi holds a master's degree from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He lives in Palatine, Illinois, with his wife, Amy.Benjamin Westerhoff holds a master's degree from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He lives in Seattle, Washington, with his wife, Maria, and their children, Isaiah and Faith.

"That Edward's comments on the Romans letter are now available in this handy format can be of benefit to preachers and interested laypersons [...] Edwards is [...] an amazing interpreter, head and shoulders above the rest in his time. He still speaks into many of today's issues through his prolific writings." -John Schuit, Emmanuel Bible College, in McMaster Journal of Theology and Ministry, Vol. 15 (2013-2014)"[T]here is no question that the volume is helpful in presenting Edwards as commentator [...] the preacher can at last have at his fingertips Edwards' insights into one of the most important - and challenging - books in the canon. For this, we are indebted."-William M. Schweitzer, Reviews in Religion & Theology, vol 22, issues 1, January 2015"This work is of specialist interest. ... It is perhaps more likely to be found on the bookshelves of reference libraries whose users have considerable interest in puritan or Calvinistic matters or biblical studies in that context. ... it is a work of which the accuracy is not likely to be challenged."-Donald A Bullen, Theological Book Review, volume 26, no 1, 2014"As there are few commentaries available from the first half of eighteenth century, the publication of this unique compilation is a welcome event. It may even contribute to contemporary debate on fundamental doctrines such as justification by faith, original sin, and covenant theology, among others."-J. Gaius Song, The Expository Times, Vol. 127 No. 8, May 2016

• Foreword by Doug SweeneyIntroductionCommentaryExplicationsIndex