“They were entrusted with the oracles of God.” Romans 3:2
The Word, and what the church has said about it
Read a verse, and beside it hear Chrysostom, Augustine, Aquinas, Calvin, Matthew Henry and many more: two thousand years of commentary, copied word for word from public-domain editions, free to read and free to share.
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- John 1Eight commentaries · verses 1–51
- John 2Eight commentaries · verses 1–25
- John 3Eight commentaries · verses 1–36
- John 4Eight commentaries · verses 1–54
- John 5Eight commentaries · verses 1–47
- John 6Eight commentaries · verses 1–71
- John 7Eight commentaries · verses 1–53
- John 8Eight commentaries · verses 1–59
- John 9Eight commentaries · verses 1–41
- John 10Eight commentaries · verses 1–42
- John 11Eight commentaries · verses 1–57
- John 12Eight commentaries · verses 1–50
- John 13Eight commentaries · verses 1–38
- John 14Eight commentaries · verses 1–31
- John 15Eight commentaries · verses 1–27
- John 16Eight commentaries · verses 1–33
- John 17Eight commentaries · verses 1–26
- John 18Eight commentaries · verses 1–40
- John 19Eight commentaries · verses 1–42
- John 20Eight commentaries · verses 1–31
- John 21Eight commentaries · verses 1–25
The voices, so far
Early church
Middle Ages
Reformation
Puritans and the 1700s
The 1800s
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