The Treasury of David (3 Volumes Set) Hardcover – October 1, 1988

I have read the Scriptures for years, but these commentaries leave us breathless as we grasp what the Psalms are really saying. They are rich and profound with insight into the rest of the Scriptures, the future times, the heart of a true believer, and the day-to-day emotions of this life. These commentaries may have been written in the Victorian era, but are well-worth sorting out what Spurgeon is saying into modern English. They leave us with meaty kernals that stick in the mind of the reader long after we lay the books aside.

I was so glad I found a hard back version.

When it comes to commentaries on the Psalms, you couldn't do better than this one. Spurgeon gives a treasury of savoury truths on every psalm: not only his own excellent comments, but a gathering of the best remarks from others as well.

It will take me several years to thoughtfully study the insights these books give. But I expect it to be a great blessing and journey in my life. One I didn’t anticipate to take, or where it will lead. God will let me know at the at His time. God bless and thank you.

After reading the Bible through for the third time, I felt the needto go more in depth in my study of God's word.Thanks to one of my elders who is currently working through the Psalms asa daily meditation, I decided to do the same. The selection of Spurgeon'sTreasury of David as a study guide was a natural, as I have long enjoyedreading his sermons.Each psalm is treated seperately (sic), facilitating study on a day-by-day basis.Spurgeon uses commonly accepted divisions of each psalm so that each section is moreeasily absorbed and understood in the context of the whole.I have found Treasury of David to be extremely helpful in fostering a deeperunderstanding of this vital portion of scripture which speaks to the Christian'sprayer life.

The books I ordered arrived within the designated time and they were in excellent condition. The binding is not only completely intact but looks brand new!

Treasury of David is a wonderful resource if you are planning on doing any preaching from the Psalms. The genius of this work is not only Spurgeon's commentary on the Psalms, which in itself is excellent, but for each Psalm Spurgeon has included a wealth of quotations from other authors which he studied in putting the commentary together, including Martin Luther, Calvin, Augustine, Baxter... and countless others.The reason for not giving this a 5 star rating is that there are some publishing issues with it. For instance in the middle of the 51st Psalm there is a page that should be in the 25th Psalm commentary. This proved to be an annoyance, because the page that was supposed to be there was missing altogether. This is the only instance I have come across, but it is hard to believe there are not more.All in all, I recommend this book highly, and do not think any buyer would be disappointed the purchase.

This is way more than I'd hoped for. Spurgeon seems to let you peer into the heart of the man afterGod's own heart and lets you see why this statement is true. It's surprisingly easy to read, smooth navigation. I'd recommend this for Pastors, teachers, and laymen. I bought these because I noticed there were so many Messianic Psalms and I didn't want to miss any. This material exceeds all my expectations with outlines and commentaries on the entire book of Psalms.