The Ten Commandments

A thorough, clear, and concise style characterized many Puritan works, and Watson's The Ten Commandments is no exception. Watson

very sensibly divides his commentary into four sections: first, he discusses themes central to the Decalogue; second, he examines each commandment one by one; third, he explores the relationship between God's law and sin; and finally, he shows his readers the way of salvation, enabled by Christ through faith and the sacraments. Centuries later, Christians still find Watson's devotional commentary