The Sermon on the Mount is not one sermon of Jesus given at one particular time and on one particular occasion. It is the essence of all that Jesus continuously and habitually taught his disciples. The word “Beatitude” comes from the first words of Jesus' teaching beginning at Matthew 5:3, beati sunt, (in Latin) meaning“blessed are.” 

Message by Dr. Tony Evans, "Blessed Are the Spiritual Beggars" (Matthew 5:3)

https://go.tonyevans.org/tony-evans-sermons/blessed-are-the-spiritual-beggars

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Follow this link to a resource from Zondervan Academic on the Beatitutes:

 https://zondervanacademic.com/blog/beatitudes

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Follow this link to a resource on the Beatitudes from BibleGateway:

https://www.biblegateway.com/blog/2022/08/what-are-the-beatitudes-why-are-the-beatitudes-important/

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The resource below is William Barclay's Commentary on what we call, Jesus' "Sermon the Mount" from Matthew chapters 5-7. Luke's Gospel also contains a record of it, but Matthew's Gospel is more detailed.

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Follow THIS LINK to the web version of Barclay's Commentary on the New Testament. Below is a downloadable PDF of the commentary.