A Commentary upon the Fifth Book of Moses, Called Deuteronomy

by Simon Patrick

Publisher:

Ri. Chiswell

, 1704

Overview

Providing extensive analysis of Deuteronomy, Simon Patrick clarifies key topics such as the scope of the law, the covenant, semantic interpretation, and position of the Levities within the twelve tribes. Patrick gives a historic overview from which to analyze each specific verse.

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Key Features

• Features an extensive look at the book of Deuteronomy
• Analyzes a wide variety of topics within the book
• Provides verse-by-verse commentary

Product Details

• Title: A Commentary upon the Fifth Book of Moses, Called Deuteronomy
• Author: Simon Patrick
• Publisher: Ri. Chiswell
• Publication Date: 1704
• Pages: 704

About Simon Patrick

Simon Patrick (1606–1707) was educated at Boston Grammar School and Queens College, Cambridge. Patrick became the vicar of Battersby and dean of Peterborough before being appointed bishop of Ely.