The Pulpit Commentary is a homiletic commentary on the Bible created during the nineteenth century under the direction of Rev. Joseph S. Exell and Henry Donald Maurice Spence-Jones. It consists of 23 volumes with 22,000 pages and 95,000 entries, and was written over a 30-year period with 100 contributors.

The Pulpit Commentary

Numbers 4:1-4 - None May Bear The Vessels Of The Lord But Levites At Their Best

Numbers 4:1-49 - Exposition

Numbers 4:1-49 - Duties Of The Church Militant

Numbers 4:1-49 - None May Bear The Vessels Of The Lord But Levites At Their Best

Numbers 4:1-49 - The Lord Is To Be Served With Fear

Numbers 4:1-49 - The Perils Of Distinguished Service

Numbers 4:1-49 - The Levites And The Regulation Of Their Duties

Numbers 4:2 - Exposition

Numbers 4:3 - Exposition

Numbers 4:4 - Exposition

Numbers 4:5 - Exposition

Numbers 4:6 - Exposition

Numbers 4:7 - Exposition

Numbers 4:8 - Exposition

Numbers 4:9 - Exposition

Numbers 4:10 - Exposition

Numbers 4:12 - Exposition

Numbers 4:13 - Exposition

Numbers 4:15 - Exposition

Numbers 4:15-20 - The Perils Of Distinguished Service

Numbers 4:16 - Exposition

Numbers 4:17-20 - The Lord Is To Be Served With Fear

Numbers 4:18 - Exposition

Numbers 4:19 - Exposition

Numbers 4:20 - Exposition

Numbers 4:25 - Exposition

Numbers 4:26 - Exposition

Numbers 4:28 - Exposition

Numbers 4:31 - Exposition

Numbers 4:32 - Exposition

Numbers 4:48 - Exposition

Numbers 4:49 - Exposition

The Pulpit Commentary

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