Matthew - David Thomas

Mark - J A Alexander

Luke - F L Godet

John - George Hutcheson

Acts - Horatius Bonar

Romans - Robert Haldane

1 & 2 Corinthians - C Hodge

Galatians - John Brown

Ephesians - John Calvin

Philippians - C J Vaughan

Colossians - Nicholas Byfield

1 & 2 Thess - John Lillie

1 & 2 Tim - Patrick Fairbairn

Titus - Philemon - J B Lightfoot & Thomas Taylor

Philemon - Samuel Cox

Hebrews - John Brown

James - Thomas Manton

1 & 2 Peter - Martin Luther

1 John - Samuel Cox

1 John - Robert S Candlish

2 John - Samuel Cox

3 John - Samuel Cox

Jude - Thomas Manton

Revelation - Horatius Bonar

C.H. Spurgeon preached his great sermons out of a vast knowledge based on the reading of many Scripture commentaries and works from the Puritans and more. With this background he was forthright in recommending to his students what he saw as the best commentaries on various books of the Bible. He was also pretty forthright in his denunciations, too.

This collection of New Testament commentaries on CD for use on any 486 or Pentium processor-based computer has been assembled from those which Spurgeon particularly commended. There is a whole commentary on every book in the New Testament, from Matthew to Revelation, with two commentaries on Ephesians (Calvin and Hodge), plus two on Philemon and 1 John.

Obviously they are dated, but they are full of sound biblical knowledge to encourage and feed the soul, and will be a wonderful help to those engaged in expository preaching who have little room for bookshelves. They might make an excellent gift to send to some faraway missionary who needs to travel light, but has a laptop! The CD also contains a searchable King James Version New Testament and Easton's Bible Dictionary. It is a real bargain.

John Benton in Evangelicals Now