The Sermon on the Mount,  looking a bit deeper

Background on this site

• Notes to support the commentary (accessible, where present, from the relevant section of the commentary);
• A glossary which explains terms and has links to more detail on selected topics (e.g. parallel passages, beatitudes, Gehenna, and the critical assessment of the authenticity of the Sermon); 
• A bibliography detailing publications that address the Sermon on the Mount or topics related to it (and trying to identify the type of work and the background of its author);
• A timeline of events relating to the Sermon on the Mount and its study;
• A list of other online resources that may be of interest.

Qualify your sources

It is likely that you came here via a search engine. Search engines can be useful sources of information, but you need to qualify the information they return, especially if you are going to use them for academic study.  The better sites generally substantiate what they say by including a bibliography and/or the citation of peer reviewed or scholarly published sources. This site uses citations, but as they can be off-putting for the casual visitor, they will be found much more frequently in the more detailed pages.