The early church

What Christians of the first thousand years said about the Bible, verse by verse: John Chrysostom, Augustine, Jerome, Ambrose, Bede and many more. Most of it comes from the Catena Aurea, the “golden chain” of comments on the four Gospels that Thomas Aquinas gathered in the 1260s.

Genesis 57 comments

Exodus 7 comments

Leviticus 1 comment

Numbers 4 comments

Joshua 2 comments

Judges 1 comment

Ruth 1 comment

1 Samuel 10 comments

2 Samuel 3 comments

1 Kings 2 comments

2 Kings 3 comments

2 Chronicles 3 comments

Job 1 comment

Psalms 2092 comments

Proverbs 5 comments

Ecclesiastes 9 comments

Song of Solomon 2 comments

Isaiah 15 comments

Jeremiah 12 comments

Lamentations 1 comment

Ezekiel 6 comments

Daniel 5 comments

Joel 1 comment

Amos 3 comments

Micah 3 comments

Nahum 1 comment

Habakkuk 1 comment

Haggai 2 comments

Zechariah 3 comments

Malachi 8 comments

Matthew 3906 comments

Mark 1376 comments

Luke 3232 comments

John 3441 comments

Acts 1224 comments

Romans 382 comments

1 Corinthians 401 comments

2 Corinthians 316 comments

Galatians 153 comments

Ephesians 210 comments

Philippians 110 comments

Colossians 122 comments

1 Thessalonians 79 comments

2 Thessalonians 47 comments

1 Timothy 160 comments

2 Timothy 77 comments

Titus 38 comments

Philemon 33 comments

Hebrews 342 comments

1 Peter 1 comment

2 Peter 2 comments

1 John 191 comments

Jude 1 comment

Revelation 22 comments

From the Historical Christian Faith Commentaries Database (public domain), using only 19th-century public-domain translations: the Catena Aurea (translated under J. H. Newman, 1841–45) and the Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers (1886–89).