Author
James Durham
1622–1658
James Durham. Glasgow. Commentary on the Song of Solomon is a devotional and exegetical masterpiece. Died at 36, yet his works are of surpassing quality.
Works in the Library 4
A Commentary Upon the Book of the Revelation 1658
Durham's comprehensive commentary on Revelation traces prophecies chronologically, applies historical fulfillment, and addresses future events with practical observations.
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Clavis Cantici 1668
Durham's detailed exposition of the Song of Solomon explores its spiritual and theological significance through systematic commentary and interpretation.
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The Law Unsealed: Or, A Practical Exposition of the Ten Commandments 1676
Durham provides a practical exposition of the Ten Commandments, explaining their meaning and application to Christian life and conduct.
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Christ Crucified 1683
Durham presents Christ's crucifixion as central to Christian theology and redemption, offering comprehensive spiritual and doctrinal exposition.
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Passages James Durham cites most
Bible verses most often cited across these 4 works. Each links to everything in the library on that verse.
Isaiah 53:1125×
Hebrews 7:2517×
Isaiah 53:117×
Galatians 3:1315×
Romans 8:3412×
John 6:3911×
Psalm 110:310×
Galatians 2:169×
Isaiah 53:129×
Isaiah 55:19×
1 Peter 2:248×
Galatians 3:108×
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