Calvin's Commentaries
John Calvin (1509–1564) was a French theologian, pastor, and reformer who became one of the most influential figures in the history of Christianity. His commentaries on nearly every book of the Bible are considered masterworks of exegesis, characterized by their brevity, clarity, and penetrating theological insight. Calvin sought always to explain the plain meaning of the text, and his commentaries remain essential reading for pastors, scholars, and students nearly five centuries after they were written.
48 Books816+ Entries
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Old Testament 580 entries
Genesis
50 ent.
Exodus
40 ent.
Leviticus
27 ent.
Numbers
36 ent.
Deuteronomy
34 ent.
Joshua
24 ent.
Psalms
147 ent.
Isaiah
66 ent.
Jeremiah
51 ent.
Lamentations
5 ent.
Ezekiel
21 ent.
Daniel
12 ent.
Hosea
14 ent.
Joel
3 ent.
Amos
9 ent.
Obadiah
1 ent.
Jonah
4 ent.
Micah
7 ent.
Nahum
3 ent.
Habakkuk
3 ent.
Zephaniah
3 ent.
Haggai
2 ent.
Zechariah
14 ent.
Malachi
4 ent.
New Testament 236 entries
Matthew
28 ent.
Mark
16 ent.
Luke
24 ent.
John
21 ent.
Acts
28 ent.
Romans
16 ent.
1 Corinthians
16 ent.
2 Corinthians
13 ent.
Galatians
6 ent.
Ephesians
6 ent.
Philippians
4 ent.
Colossians
4 ent.
1 Thessalonians
5 ent.
2 Thessalonians
3 ent.
1 Timothy
6 ent.
2 Timothy
4 ent.
Titus
3 ent.
Philemon
1 ent.
Hebrews
13 ent.
James
5 ent.
1 Peter
5 ent.
2 Peter
3 ent.
1 John
5 ent.
Jude
1 ent.