As he admired its "singular commingling of testimony, prayer, and praise," Charles Spurgeon felt that Psalm 119 needed to be set apart from all the other. The Golden Alphabet: An Exposition of Psalm 119 is his timeless devotional that breathes new life into a much-beloved psalm. Read for its theological insight, pastoral care, and devotional nature, it is also an excellent companion to Spurgeon's multi-volume Treasury of David, a detailed and rich commentary on all 150 psalms. Called the "golden alphabet" because of the way each portion begins with a letter of the Hebrew alphabet, Spurgeon says it is "the Christians' golden A B C of the praise, love, power, and use of the Word of God."