The Treasury of David is a seminal work by the famous Baptist preacher, Charles Spurgeon, that provides a comprehensive commentary on the Psalms of the Bible. This monumental work, which took Spurgeon over twenty years to complete, is considered by many to be one of the most extensive and valuable commentaries on the book of Psalms ever written. This series of the Treasury of David is divided into seven volumes and covers all 150 Psalms. Each Psalm is analyzed verse-by-verse, providing readers with detailed insights into the historical context, literary style, and theological significance of the text. Spurgeon's commentary is both scholarly and accessible, making it an excellent resource for both pastors and laypeople. One of the unique features of The Treasury of David is its extensive use of quotations from other Christian writers and theologians. Spurgeon includes the thoughts and opinions of a wide range of Christian thinkers, from the early Church Fathers to his contemporaries. This approach gives readers a broad perspective on the interpretation of the Psalms throughout Christian history. Overall, The Treasury of David is a valuable resource for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding and appreciation of the book of Psalms. Spurgeon's insightful commentary, combined with his passion for the Scriptures and his love for the Lord, make this work a timeless classic of Christian literature.