rickclayfan
Puritan Board Freshman
How do the Puritan commentaries (e.g. Owen on Hebrews, Caryl on Job) stack up to modern commentaries? What are the strengths and weakness that each has as opposed to the other?
Also, I've observed that of all the modern commentaries I've encountered, Puritan sources are usually not referenced. Why is that? Were they simply not read or are they regarded as inferior?
Also, I've observed that of all the modern commentaries I've encountered, Puritan sources are usually not referenced. Why is that? Were they simply not read or are they regarded as inferior?