Author

John Gill

1697–1771
John Gill. Baptist Calvinist pastor at Horsleydown, Southwark for 51 years. Exposition of the Entire Bible (9 vols) is the most comprehensive Baptist commentary ever written.

Works in the Library 66

Exposition of 1 Chronicles 1809 Gill's verse-by-verse exposition of 1 Chronicles, providing detailed biblical commentary and theological interpretation. → Exposition of 1 Corinthians 1809 Gill's comprehensive exposition of 1 Corinthians, addressing Pauline theology and practical Christian instruction. → Exposition of 1 John 1809 Gill's expository commentary on 1 John, exploring apostolic teaching on Christian faith, love, and assurance. → Exposition of 1 Kings 1809 Gill's detailed exposition of 1 Kings, interpreting Old Testament history and divine governance. → Exposition of 1 Peter 1809 Gill's verse-by-verse commentary on 1 Peter, addressing apostolic exhortation to persecuted believers. → Exposition of 1 Samuel 1809 Gill's exposition of 1 Samuel, interpreting Old Testament narrative and theological significance. → Exposition of 1 Thessalonians 1809 Gill's commentary on 1 Thessalonians, addressing Pauline eschatology and Christian conduct. → Exposition of 1 Timothy 1809 Gill's expository work on 1 Timothy, interpreting pastoral epistles and ecclesiastical governance. → Exposition of 2 Chronicles 1809 Gill's detailed exposition of 2 Chronicles, providing biblical commentary on Old Testament history. → Exposition of 2 Corinthians 1809 Gill's comprehensive commentary on 2 Corinthians, addressing Pauline theology and apostolic authority. → Exposition of 2 John 1809 John Gill's detailed exegetical commentary on 2 John, examining the apostle's epistle concerning truth, love, and Christian conduct with scholarly theological analysis. → Exposition of 2 Kings 1809 Comprehensive exposition of 2 Kings tracing Israel and Judah's monarchies, their spiritual decline, and divine judgment through historical narrative and prophetic interpretation. → Exposition of 2 Peter 1809 John Gill's systematic commentary on 2 Peter addressing false teachers, Christian perseverance, and eschatological themes with doctrinal and textual analysis. → Exposition of 2 Samuel 1809 Detailed exegesis of 2 Samuel covering David's reign, his military victories, moral failures, and God's covenant promises with theological and historical commentary. → Exposition of 2 Thessalonians 1809 John Gill's exposition of 2 Thessalonians clarifying Paul's teachings on Christ's return, spiritual steadfastness, and eschatological doctrine with interpretive depth. → Exposition of 2 Timothy 1809 Comprehensive commentary on 2 Timothy examining Paul's pastoral instructions to Timothy regarding ministry, sound doctrine, and faithful Christian leadership. → Exposition of 3 John 1809 John Gill's brief but thorough exposition of 3 John addressing Christian hospitality, church authority, and personal conduct in early Christian communities. → Exposition of Acts 1809 Extensive commentary on Acts detailing the apostolic church's establishment, missionary expansion, and Holy Spirit's work through Peter and Paul's ministries. → Exposition of Amos 1809 John Gill's exposition of Amos interpreting the prophet's oracles against Israel's neighbors and his call for social justice and spiritual restoration. → Exposition of Colossians 1809 Detailed commentary on Colossians addressing Christ's supremacy, spiritual fullness, and practical Christian living with anti-heretical theological emphasis. → Exposition of Daniel 1809 Comprehensive exposition of Daniel examining apocalyptic visions, messianic prophecies, and divine sovereignty through historical and eschatological interpretation. → Exposition of Deuteronomy 1809 John Gill's commentary on Deuteronomy expounding Moses' final addresses, covenant renewal, and Israel's law with theological and historical significance. → Exposition of Ecclesiastes 1809 Exposition of Ecclesiastes exploring the preacher's philosophical reflections on life's vanity, wisdom, and meaning with theological and practical insights. → Exposition of Ephesians 1809 Detailed commentary on Ephesians explaining Paul's theology of the church, spiritual blessings in Christ, and Christian unity with doctrinal depth. → Exposition of Esther 1809 John Gill's exposition of Esther examining divine providence in Jewish deliverance from persecution without explicit religious language or direct divine mention. → Exposition of Exodus 1809 Comprehensive commentary on Exodus detailing Israel's liberation from Egypt, covenant establishment, and tabernacle construction with theological and historical analysis. → Exposition of Ezekiel 1809 Extensive exposition of Ezekiel interpreting the prophet's visions, symbolic actions, and restoration prophecies concerning Israel's judgment and future redemption. → Exposition of Ezra 1809 John Gill's commentary on Ezra tracing the Jewish remnant's return from exile, temple reconstruction, and spiritual renewal under Persian rule. → Exposition of Galatians 1809 Detailed exposition of Galatians defending justification by faith against legalism with Paul's apostolic authority and Christian freedom emphasized throughout. → Exposition of Genesis 1809 Comprehensive commentary on Genesis covering creation, patriarchal history, and God's covenant promises foundational to biblical theology and redemptive history. → Exposition of Habakkuk 1809 John Gill's exposition of Habakkuk addressing the prophet's struggle with divine justice and faith's triumph through God's ultimate sovereignty and judgment. → Exposition of Haggai 1809 Brief but thorough commentary on Haggai examining the post-exilic community's temple reconstruction and God's encouragement through the prophet's messages. → Exposition of Hebrews 1809 Extensive exposition of Hebrews presenting Christ as superior to angels, priests, and the old covenant with sophisticated typological and doctrinal interpretation. → Exposition of Hosea 1809 John Gill's commentary on Hosea interpreting the prophet's marriage symbolism and Israel's unfaithfulness with themes of divine love and restoration. → Exposition of Isaiah 1809 Comprehensive exposition of Isaiah examining messianic prophecies, servant songs, and eschatological visions with detailed theological and historical commentary. → Exposition of James 1809 Detailed commentary on James addressing practical Christian ethics, faith and works, and spiritual maturity with emphasis on moral and behavioral instruction. → Exposition of Jeremiah 1809 Extensive exposition of Jeremiah interpreting the prophet's laments, judgment oracles, and restoration promises amid Judah's political and spiritual crisis. → Exposition of Job 1809 John Gill's comprehensive commentary on Job exploring theodicy, suffering, and divine wisdom through the patriarch's trials and theological dialogue. → Exposition of Joel 1809 Exposition of Joel examining the prophet's apocalyptic visions, locust plague symbolism, and eschatological judgment with Pentecostal and end-times themes. → Exposition of John 1809 Detailed commentary on John's Gospel emphasizing Christ's divinity, incarnation, and redemptive work through signs and discourses with theological profundity. → Exposition of Jonah 1809 John Gill's exposition of Jonah interpreting the prophet's reluctant mission, divine mercy, and typological foreshadowing of Christ's resurrection. → Exposition of Joshua 1809 Comprehensive commentary on Joshua detailing Israel's conquest of Canaan, tribal inheritance, and God's faithfulness in fulfilling covenant land promises. → Exposition of Jude 1809 Brief but thorough exposition of Jude addressing apostasy, false teachers, and divine judgment with warnings for Christian vigilance and perseverance. → Exposition of Judges 1809 John Gill's commentary on Judges tracing Israel's cyclical pattern of apostasy and deliverance through judges during the pre-monarchical period. → Exposition of Lamentations 1809 Exposition of Lamentations interpreting Jeremiah's poetic laments over Jerusalem's destruction with theological reflection on suffering and divine judgment. → Exposition of Leviticus 1809 Comprehensive commentary on Leviticus explaining Israel's ceremonial laws, priestly regulations, and sacrificial system with typological Christian interpretation. → Exposition of Luke 1809 Detailed exposition of Luke's Gospel emphasizing Christ's humanity, compassion, and universal salvation with careful historical and theological analysis. → Exposition of Malachi 1809 John Gill's commentary on Malachi addressing Israel's spiritual decline, priestly corruption, and messianic hope in the final Old Testament prophet. → Exposition of Mark 1809 Exposition of Mark's Gospel highlighting Christ's suffering servanthood, miraculous power, and discipleship with vivid narrative and theological emphasis. → Exposition of Matthew 1809 Comprehensive commentary on Matthew presenting Christ as the promised Messiah with extensive Old Testament fulfillment and kingdom teaching throughout. → Exposition of Micah 1809 John Gill's detailed exposition of the Book of Micah, providing comprehensive biblical commentary and theological interpretation of this Old Testament prophetic work. → Exposition of Nahum 1809 John Gill's systematic exposition of Nahum, offering scholarly analysis and spiritual insights into this biblical book of prophecy and divine judgment. → Exposition of Nehemiah 1809 John Gill's thorough exposition of Nehemiah, presenting detailed commentary on this historical biblical narrative of restoration and religious reform. → Exposition of Numbers 1809 John Gill's comprehensive exposition of Numbers, providing extensive biblical commentary on this foundational Old Testament book of law and wilderness narratives. → Exposition of Obadiah 1809 John Gill's exposition of Obadiah, offering detailed theological interpretation of this shortest Old Testament book concerning Edom's judgment. → Exposition of Philemon 1809 John Gill's exposition of Philemon, presenting scholarly commentary on Paul's brief epistle addressing slavery, forgiveness, and Christian reconciliation. → Exposition of Philippians 1809 John Gill's exposition of Philippians, providing comprehensive biblical analysis of Paul's epistle emphasizing joy, unity, and Christian living. → Exposition of Proverbs 1809 John Gill's extensive exposition of Proverbs, offering detailed commentary on this wisdom literature exploring moral instruction and practical living. → Exposition of Psalms 1809 John Gill's monumental exposition of Psalms, presenting comprehensive theological interpretation of these foundational biblical hymns and prayers. → Exposition of Revelation 1809 John Gill's detailed exposition of Revelation, providing extensive commentary on this apocalyptic biblical book of eschatological visions and prophecy. → Exposition of Romans 1809 John Gill's comprehensive exposition of Romans, offering systematic theological analysis of Paul's foundational epistle on salvation and Christian doctrine. → Exposition of Ruth 1809 John Gill's exposition of Ruth, presenting detailed commentary on this biblical narrative of redemption, loyalty, and divine providence. → Exposition of Song of Solomon 1809 John Gill's exposition of Song of Solomon, offering theological interpretation of this poetic biblical book exploring love and spiritual devotion. → Exposition of Titus 1809 John Gill's exposition of Titus, providing scholarly commentary on Paul's pastoral epistle addressing church leadership and Christian conduct. → Exposition of Zechariah 1809 John Gill's exposition of Zechariah, presenting detailed analysis of this prophetic biblical book concerning restoration and messianic expectations. → Exposition of Zephaniah 1809 John Gill's exposition of Zephaniah, offering theological commentary on this prophetic work addressing divine judgment and future restoration. →

Passages John Gill cites most

Bible verses most often cited across these 66 works. Each links to everything in the library on that verse.

Isaiah 2:243× Isaiah 9:639× Hebrews 12:2226× Hebrews 5:725× Isaiah 2:324× Isaiah 42:123× Malachi 3:123× Psalm 22:121× Isaiah 49:2320× Isaiah 11:1019× Psalm 16:1019× Jeremiah 23:518×

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