What is one or two the best commentaries on these books from the reformed perspective thanks.

Not much good stuff from a Reformed perspective on these two books. I would recommend Fensham and Kidner, with Williamson for more technical matters.

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Matthew Poole
Matthew Henry
William Gouge in the English Annotations

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Also, with a good magnifying glass, John Gill's commentary, Exposition of the Old & New Testaments (Volume 3) is helpful....hard on the eyes, (I think it must be 4 pt type) but worth squinting for!

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Sterling Harmon
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Thanks for the recommendations guys .