A Commentary On the Five Books of Moses: With a Dissertation Concerning the Author Or Writer of the Said Books; and a General Argument to Each of Them

Originally published in 1704, this commentary on the first five books of the bible provides historical context and analysis of the text. With detailed explanations of the meaning behind the scripture, Kidder offers a valuable resource for those seeking to deepen their understanding of the Old Testament.

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