Charles Spurgeon's Commentary and Expositions
Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834–1892) was an English Particular Baptist preacher known as the 'Prince of Preachers,' who drew thousands to the Metropolitan Tabernacle in London every week. His biblical expositions, drawn from his sermons, lectures, and writings — including The Treasury of David on the Psalms — represent some of the richest devotional commentary in the English language. Spurgeon combined deep Reformed theology with passionate evangelistic fervor and remarkable literary gifts.
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Old Testament 441 entries
Genesis
25 ent.
Exodus
18 ent.
Leviticus
3 ent.
Numbers
10 ent.
Deuteronomy
9 ent.
Joshua
4 ent.
Judges
8 ent.
Ruth
2 ent.
1 Samuel
13 ent.
2 Samuel
6 ent.
1 Kings
11 ent.
2 Kings
10 ent.
1 Chronicles
7 ent.
2 Chronicles
10 ent.
Nehemiah
6 ent.
Job
21 ent.
Psalms
150 ent.
Proverbs
7 ent.
Ecclesiastes
4 ent.
Song of Solomon
7 ent.
Isaiah
40 ent.
Jeremiah
19 ent.
Lamentations
3 ent.
Ezekiel
13 ent.
Daniel
6 ent.
Hosea
5 ent.
Amos
3 ent.
Jonah
4 ent.
Micah
3 ent.
Nahum
2 ent.
Habakkuk
1 ent.
Haggai
2 ent.
Zechariah
7 ent.
Malachi
2 ent.
New Testament 198 entries
Matthew
28 ent.
Mark
12 ent.
Luke
23 ent.
John
21 ent.
Acts
15 ent.
Romans
12 ent.
1 Corinthians
9 ent.
2 Corinthians
5 ent.
Galatians
6 ent.
Ephesians
5 ent.
Philippians
4 ent.
Colossians
4 ent.
1 Thessalonians
3 ent.
2 Thessalonians
3 ent.
1 Timothy
1 ent.
2 Timothy
4 ent.
Titus
3 ent.
Philemon
1 ent.
Hebrews
13 ent.
James
2 ent.
1 Peter
5 ent.
2 Peter
3 ent.
1 John
5 ent.
Jude
1 ent.
Revelation
10 ent.