Resources------------------------------Chain LinksChildren's BibleContextLibraryMobileOutlineParallel ChaptersSummaryTimeline------------------------------Concordance >>BeholdBesideBesidesCareDeliverDeliveredDeliveredstEntrustedForwardGainGainedGotMasterReceiveReceivedSayingSirTalents------------------------------Dictionary >>BeholdBesideBesidesCareDeliverDeliveredDeliveredstEntrustedForwardGainGainedGotMasterReceiveReceivedSayingSirTalents Lessons------------------------------A Gift and a Trust -- T. Manton.A Hard Man -- G. J. Proctor.A Picture of the Devil -- T. Manton.Better to Use One Talent Well than Five Wickedly -- Dr. Talmage.Christ Absent from Us -- T. Manton.Dangers of Mediocrity -- Phillips Brooks, D. D.Divers Talents -- S. Brown.Diversity in Ability -- T. Manton.Diversity in Service -- T. Manton.Diversity of Talent Helpful to Service -- T. Manton., T. Manton.Doing Better than Excusing -- T. Manton.Dread of God Natural in the Carnal Mind -- T. Manton.Each Man has His Appropriate Gift -- Dr. Talmage.Encouragement for the Man with One Talent -- A. H. Crawford, M. A.Faithfulness is on the Direct Line of Mastery -- Marvin R. Vincent, D. D.Faithfulness the Main Thing -- Marvin R. Vincent, D. D.Few Talents Will have to be Accounted For -- C. H. SpurgeonFidelity in the Service of God -- C. Hodge, D. D.God Blesses Those Who Improve Their Privileges -- N. Emmons, D. D.God is Never Niggardly in His Gifts -- S. Cox, D. D.Great Talents and Small -- Dr. Talmage.Human Responsibility -- T. D. Crothers.Importance of Little Things -- Marvin R. Vincent, D. D.Improvement of Talents -- Bishop Daniel Wilson.Latent Possibilities in the Man with One Talent -- A. H. Crawford, M. A.Laying Ourselves Out for God -- T. Manton.Life a Journey -- W. J. Hall, M. A.Modesty not to Invalidate Talent -- R. Thomas.Multiplied Talent -- Bishop Daniel Wilson.Nothing Idle in Nature -- T. Manton.One Talent -- The Southern PulpitOrdinary Talents Do Most of the Work -- Dr. Talmage.Our Account with God -- T. Manton.Our Trust of Talents -- E. Sandercock.Parable of Talents -- T. Manton.Private Conceits -- T. Manton.Satanic Abuse of Great Talents -- T. Manton.Talents -- J. Vaughan, M. A.Talents for Service not Ornament -- R. Morton.Talents for Small Spheres -- C. H. Spurgeon.Talents Given for Activity -- T. Manton.The Account to be Rendered -- E. Bersier., J. Parsons.The Advantages of Mediocrity -- Phillips Brooks, D. D.The Average Man -- F. E. Clark.The Capacity of Religion Extirpated by Disuse -- H. Bushnell, D. D.The Discharged Servant -- R. Jones, B. A. .The Entrusted Talents -- W. M. Taylor, D. D.The Faithful Servant and His Reward -- Charles Garrett.The Good and Faithful Servant -- H. March.The Good Servant -- W. Jowett, M. A.The Grace of God was Intended to be Accumulative -- Dr. Talmage.The Householder and His Servants -- Bishop Daniel Wilson.The Increase of Talent -- R. Thomas.The Law of Spiritual Capital -- Marcus Dods, D. D.The Law of Use and Neglect in the Kingdom of Heaven -- R. Thomas.The Man with One Talent Needed -- A. H. Crawford, M. A.The Man with Two Talents -- Phillips Brooks, D. D.The Parable of the Talents -- G. Smith.The Parable of the Talents -- S. Cox, D. D.The Parable of the Talents -- W.F. Adeney The Parable of the Talents -- Marcus Dods The Pleasure of Small Abilities -- R. Thomas.The Predominance of Mediocrity -- Phillips Brooks, D. D.The Reward of Fidelity -- S. Brown.The Servants At Work -- E. Bersier.The Sin of Unprofitableness -- E. Gibbon, M. A.The Sinner Self-Condemned -- T. Manton.The Sovereignty of the Divine Endowments -- C. H. Spurgeon.The Talents -- Expository OutlinesThe Talents -- J.A. Macdonald The Two Talents -- Charles Haddon Spurgeon The Unprofitable are Destroyed -- T. Manton.The Unprofitable Servant -- R. Jones, B. A.The Unprofitable Servant -- D. Moore, M. A.The Unused Talent Passes from the Servant Who Would not Use it to the One Who Will -- Marcus Dods, D. D.The Wicked and Slothful Servant -- H. March.Trading for God, not Self -- T. Manton.Trading with Talents -- Benjamin Keach.Unequal Gifts -- E. Bersier.Use the Talent We Have -- T. Manton.Varieties of Gifts -- T. Manton.Well Used Talents Prepare for Enjoyment in Heaven -- N. Macleod, D. D.------------------------------Themes >>after-lifeChrist, as judgegiving, of talentsheaven, inheritancemoney, stewardshipneglectparablesprofitprudencerevelation, responsesservanthood, in believersservants, goodstewardshiptrustworthinessweightsworthiness------------------------------Topics >>BeholdBesideBesidesCareDeliverDeliveredDeliveredstEntrustedForwardGainGainedGotMasterReceiveReceivedSayingSirTalents Commentaries------------------------------Barnes' NotesCalvin's CommentariesClarke's CommentaryDarby's Bible SynopsisGeneva Study BibleGill's Bible ExpositionGuzik Bible CommentaryJamieson-Fausset-BrownPeople's New TestamentKJV Translator's NotesMatthew Henry ConciseMatthew Henry FullScofield Reference NotesVincent's Word StudiesWesley's Notes Greek------------------------------Greek Text AnalysisGreek LexiconGreek Study BibleInterlinear ChaptersInterlinear VersesStrong's HCSBStrong's KJVWord Studies------------------------------Apostolic Bible PolyglotByzantine / Majority TextGreek Orthodox NTTextus ReceptusTischendorf 8th EditionWestcott and HortWH with UBS4 Variants Share------------------------------Printer Friendly TextShare on PinterestShare on FacebookShare on Twitter