Charles H. Spurgeon

A Critical and Exegetical Commentary on the Book of Exodus

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The result of laborious study by a scholar of ripe learning.”

Song of Solomon and Jonah

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“If I must prefer one book above another, I would prefer some books of the Bible for doctrine, some for experience, some for example, some for teaching, but let me prefer this book above all others for fellowship and communion. When the Christian is nearest to heaven, this is the book he takes with him. There are times when he would leave even the Psalms behind, when standing on the borders of Canaan, when he is in the land of Beulah, and he is just crossing the stream, and can almost see his Beloved through the rifts of the storm-cloud, then it is he can begin to sing Solomon’s Song.”

The Freedom of a Christian

Theology

“Encouragement for the Depressed”

The Gospel according to John

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The volumes greatly differ in excellence, yet none could be spared. We have nothing equal to them as a series.”