Ryle, J.C. – Expository Thoughts on the Gospels
Commentary on Matthew, Mark, Luke and John,
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Commentary on Matthew, Mark, Luke and John,
Dyer, William – Considerations on Death is a single chapter article by Puritan writer William Dyer.
Strait Way to Heaven By William Dyer
“For the great day of His wrath has come—and who shall be able to stand!” Revelation 6:17 Every man’s thoughts run now like Nebuchadnezzar’s—with a desire to know what shall come […]
William Dyer Watch and Pray Dyer, William – Watch and Pray “Watch and pray, lest you enter into temptation.” Mark 14:38
Sample devotions A divine chemistry (Thomas Watson, “Body of Divinity http://www.gracegems.org/Watson/body_of_divinity.htm“) “For our momentary light affliction is producing for us an absolutely incomparable eternal weight of glory!” 2Co 4:17
H. G. C. Moule Fulness of the Spirit is a one short chapter work by H. G. C. Moule on the fulness or filling of the Holy Spirit, about 12 pages.
Whitefield-Satan’s Devices is a 15 page sermon (single chapter) theWord module which is a sermon by George Whitefield.
Ryle The Gospel of Matthew
Ryle John The Gospel of Mark
Commentary on the Gospel of Luke Commentary on the Gospel of Luke By JC Ryle This is a commentary on the Gospel of Lukeby Anglican JC Ryle. Chapter divisions are according to […]
This is a commentary on the Gospel of John by Anglican JC Ryle. Chapter divisions are according to the chapters in John’s Gospel.v
Holiness is a work by Bishop Ryle (anglican) on holiness, its nature, its hindrances, its difficulties, and its roots.
Murray’s work, The Christian Armour, was written as Europe was in turmoil and war. He sees parallels between the world of his day (politically and the war perspective) and this passage of Scripture. Murray’s main focus in on the spiritual warfare. Note that this is an inspirational/motivational work that has a few verses each chapter, and the author launches into exhortations from them. This is not high expositional work then.
The works of John Newton are 6 volumes of the writings of John Newton. The content of these 6 volumes are a combination of a lot of his correspondence (letters) and his sermons, including some sections that are like a dictionary of concepts and terms, and also parts that look like a commentary.