Chapter 1 provides an exposition of Galatians 1:1-10.

The author gives an exposition of Acts 18:23-28.

In this chapter, the author provides a commentary on Acts 1:1-14.

This is an exposition of Acts 1.

the author provides the background and main themes of the book of Daniel, as well as an exposition of Daniel 1.

The author introduces the book of Ezra and provides an exegesis of Ezra 1.

The author discusses the main themes of 1 Thessalonians as well as Paul's relationship with the Thessalonians, and then provides an exegesis of 1 Thessalonians 1:1-4.

This book is an exposition of the Second London Confession, or the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith. A discussion of the legitimacy of confessions is followed by a treatment of the Confession's first chapter, "Of the Holy Scriptures."

In 1966, Martyn Lloyd-Jones made a public appeal for unity among evangelicals to come together as a fellowship of evangelical churches. This book discusses Lloyd-Jones' appeal for unity, and what this appeal means for churches today. In this chapter, the author discusses how this appeal was made in the context of a doctrinally mixed denomination.

This is the first chapter of a commentary on Deuteronomy. Here the author provides an exegesis of Deuteronomy 1:1–Deuteronomy 2:7. The author also discusses the book of Deuteronomy as an ancient Near Eastern vassal treaty, the structure of law in Deuteronomy, and the concept of law in the ancient Near East.