By Charles H. Spurgeon
As with so many, my life has constantly been enriched by Spurgeon’s work, The Treasury of David.
A few notable points (from ??)
Spurgeon wrote 18-million words (Churchill 6 million).
First published in weekly installments over a 20-year-span in the Long Metropolitan Tabernacle periodical, Sword and Trowel.
Completed sections were released volume by volume until the final volume was released in 1885.
By 1895, 120,000 sets had been sold.
Eric Hayden (Eric W. Hayden received his MA degree at Durham University and was trained for the ministry at Spurgeon's College, London; later pastored Metropolitan Tabernacle. Considered the greatest living authority on Charles Haddon Spurgeon, the message and the man) called Treasure of David, Spurgeon’s Magnum Opus.