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Matthew Henry

Matthew Henry · 1706 · 1189 chapters

Warm, devotional, verse-by-verse exposition of every chapter — the most-read commentary in English for three centuries.

Wiersbe

Warren W. Wiersbe · 2007 · 1214 chapters

Warm, practical, passage-by-passage exposition from the beloved “Be” series — clear outlines and down-to-earth application for today.

John Gill

John Gill · 1763 · 1189 chapters

Exhaustive verse-by-verse exposition rich in Hebrew, Greek and rabbinic sources — the Baptist theologian's magnum opus.

JFB

Robert Jamieson, A. R. Fausset & David Brown · 1871 · 1189 chapters

The full six-volume JFB — critical and explanatory notes on every verse, with the Hebrew and Greek discussion most editions leave out.

Spurgeon

Charles H. Spurgeon · 1892 · 494 chapters

Spurgeon's running expositions read aloud before his sermons — warm, devotional and direct. Public domain.

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