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((Short description|Welsh pastor, author, and physician))
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'''David Martyn Lloyd-Jones''' (20 December 1899 – 1 March 1981) was a Welsh [[Congregationalist]] [[Minister (Christianity)|minister]] and [[medical doctor]] who was influential in the [[Calvinist]] wing of the [[British people|British]] [[evangelical]] movement in the 20th century. For almost 30 years, he was the minister of [[Westminster Chapel]] in [[London]].

==Biography==

===Early life and ministry===
Lloyd-Jones was born in [[Cardiff]] on 20 December 1899 and raised in [[Llangeitho]], Cardiganshire. His father was a grocer, and he had two brothers: Harold died during the [[1918 flu pandemic]], while [[Vincent Lloyd-Jones|Vincent]] went on to become a [[High Court of Justice|High Court]] judge.((Sfn | Eveson | 2004 | pp = 7–8))  Llangeitho is associated with the [[Welsh Methodist revival]], as it was the location of [[Daniel Rowland (preacher)|Daniel Rowland]]'s ministry. Attending a London [[grammar school]] between 1914 and 1917 and then [[St Bartholomew's Hospital]] as a medical student, in 1921 he started work as assistant to the Royal Physician, [[Thomas Horder, 1st Baron Horder|Sir Thomas Horder]]. Lloyd-Jones obtained a medical degree from the [[University of London]], and became a [[Membership of the Royal College of Physicians|Member of the Royal College of Physicians]].((Sfn | Eveson | 2004 | p = 41))  After struggling for two years over what he sensed was a calling to preach, in 1927 Lloyd-Jones returned to Wales, having married Bethan Phillips (with whom he later had two children, Elizabeth and Ann), accepting an invitation to minister at a church in [[Aberavon]] ([[Port Talbot]]).

===Westminster Chapel===
[[File:Westminsterck.jpg|thumb|Westminster Chapel as of 2009]]
After a decade ministering in Aberavon, in 1939 he went back to London, where he had been appointed as associate pastor of [[Westminster Chapel]], working alongside [[G. Campbell Morgan]].  The day before he was officially to be accepted into his new position, [[World War II]] broke out in Europe. During the same year, he became the president of the [[Inter-Varsity Fellowship of Students]], known today as the [[Universities and Colleges Christian Fellowship (UK)|Universities and Colleges Christian Fellowship]]. During the war he and his family moved to [[Haslemere]], Surrey.  In 1943 Morgan retired, leaving Lloyd-Jones as the sole Pastor of Westminster Chapel.

Lloyd-Jones was strongly opposed to [[liberal Christianity]], which had become a part of many [[Christian denominations]]; he regarded it as aberrant.  He disagreed with the [[broad church]] approach and encouraged evangelical Christians (particularly [[Anglican]]s) to leave their existing denominations.  He believed that true Christian fellowship was possible only among those who shared common convictions regarding the nature of the faith.

Lloyd-Jones was well known for his style of [[expository preaching]], and the Sunday morning and evening meetings at which he officiated drew crowds of several thousand, as did the Friday evening Bible studies, which were, in effect, [[sermons]] in the same style.  He would take many months, even years, to expound a chapter of the Bible verse by verse. His sermons would often be around fifty minutes to an hour in length, attracting many students from universities and colleges in London. His sermons were also transcribed and printed (virtually ''verbatim'') in the weekly ''Westminster Record''.

===Evangelical controversy===
Lloyd-Jones provoked a major dispute in 1966 when, at the National Assembly of Evangelicals organised by the [[Evangelical Alliance]], he called on [[evangelicalism|evangelicals]] to withdraw from denominations in which they were "united with the people who deny and are opposed to the essential matters of salvation."<ref>((cite web |last= Davies |first= Guy |title= Martyn Lloyd-Jones - 1966 and all that |date= 2005-12-13 |access-date= 2019-02-22 |website= Exiled Preacher |url= http://exiledpreacher.blogspot.com/2005/12/martyn-lloyd-jones-1966-and-all-that.html |quote= You and I are evangelicals. We are agreed about these essentials of the faith and yet we are divided from one another…we spend most of our time apart from one another, and joined to and united with the people who deny and are opposed to the essential matters of salvation. We have our visible unity with them. Now, I say, that is sinful.))</ref> This was interpreted as referring primarily to evangelicals within the [[Church of England]], although there is disagreement over whether this was his intention as there were other denominations with liberal wings.  There was also disagreement as to what the new ecclesiology he was proposing would look like in practice, although he spoke of “a fellowship, or an association, of evangelical churches.”<ref name="tgc">((cite web |author1=Justin Taylor |title=50 Years Ago Today: The Split Between John Stott and Martyn Lloyd-Jones |url=https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/blogs/evangelical-history/50-years-ago-today-the-split-between-john-stott-and-martyn-lloyd-jones/ |website=TGC: The Global Coalition |access-date=27 November 2019 |date=18 October 2016))</ref>

However, Lloyd-Jones was criticised by the leading Anglican evangelical [[John Stott]]. Although Stott was not scheduled to speak, he used his position as chairman of the meeting to oppose Lloyd-Jones publicly, stating that his opinion was against history and the example of [[the Bible]].<ref name="tgc" />  This open clash between the two elder statesmen of British evangelicalism was widely reported in the Christian press and caused considerable controversy. Stott later apologised to Lloyd-Jones for abusing his position as chairman, and he greatly admired Lloyd-Jones's work, often quoting him in his own books.<ref>For instance, ((Harvnb | Stott | 1992 | p = 60)).</ref> 

Yet the disagreement remained and the following year saw the first [[National Evangelical Anglican Congress]], which was held at [[Keele University]]. At this conference, largely due to Stott's influence, evangelical Anglicans committed themselves to full participation in the Church of England, rejecting the separationist approach proposed by Lloyd-Jones.<ref>((cite news |last = Cook |first = Paul |date=February 2007 |url = http://www.evangelical-times.org/archive/item/2166/Historical/Evangelicalism-in-the-UK/ | title = Evangelicalism in the UK |work = Evangelical Times |access-date = 19 December 2011))</ref>

These two conferences effectively fixed the direction of a large part of the British evangelical community.  Although there is an ongoing debate as to the exact nature of Lloyd-Jones's views, they undoubtedly caused the two groupings to adopt diametrically opposed positions. These positions, and the resulting split, continued largely unchanged, at least through 1996.<ref>((cite news |last = Gibson |first = Alan |date=October 1996 |url = http://www.e-n.org.uk/217-Thirty-years-of-hurt.htm | title = Thirty Years of Hurt? |publisher = Evangelicals Now |access-date = 30 August 2007))</ref>

===Later life===
((refimprove section|date=November 2021))
Lloyd-Jones retired from his ministry at Westminster Chapel in 1968. He spoke of a belief that God had stopped him from continuing to preach through the [[New Testament]] book of [[Epistle to the Romans|the Letter to the Romans]] in his Friday evening [[Bible study (Christian)|Bible study]] exposition because he did not personally know enough about "joy in the Holy Spirit", which was to be his next sermon (based on Romans 14:17).((cn|date=November 2021)) For the rest of his life, he concentrated on editing his sermons to be published, counselling other ministers, answering letters and attending conferences.((cn|date=November 2021)) Perhaps his most famous publication is a 14 volume series of commentaries on the Epistle to the Romans, the first volume of which was published in 1970.((cn|date=November 2021))

Despite spending most of his life living and ministering in England, Lloyd-Jones was proud of his roots in Wales. He best expressed his concern for his home country through his support of the [[Evangelical Movement of Wales]]: he was a regular speaker at their conferences,<ref name = "The Living God" /> preaching in both English and [[Welsh language|Welsh]].((cn|date=November 2021)) Since his death, the movement has published various books, in English and Welsh, bringing together selections of his sermons and articles.((cn|date=November 2021))

Lloyd-Jones preached for the last time on 8 June 1980 at [[Barcombe]] [[Baptist]] Chapel.((cn|date=November 2021)) After a lifetime of work, he died peacefully in his sleep at [[Ealing]] on 1 March 1981, [[St David's Day]].((cn|date=November 2021)) He was buried at [[Newcastle Emlyn]], near [[Cardigan, Ceredigion|Cardigan]], west Wales.((cn|date=November 2021)) A well-attended thanksgiving service was held at [[Westminster Chapel]] on 6 April.((cn|date=November 2021))

Since his death, there have been various publications regarding Lloyd-Jones and his work, most popularly a biography in two volumes by [[Iain Murray (author)|Iain Murray]].((cn|date=November 2021))

==Legacy==
[[File:Fred and Elizabeth Catherwood 2012.JPG|thumb|Martyn Lloyd-Jones's daughter Elizabeth and her husband, [[Member of the European Parliament|MEP]] and Christian writer [[Fred Catherwood]], at Eden Baptist Church, Cambridge, 2012.]]

=== Charismatic Movement ===
Martyn Lloyd-Jones has admirers from many different denominations in the Christian Church today. One much-discussed aspect of his legacy is his relationship to the [[Charismatic Movement]].  Respected by leaders of many churches associated with this movement, although not directly associated with them, he did teach the [[Baptism with the Holy Spirit]] as a distinct experience rather than conversion and the [[regeneration (theology)|regeneration]] of the Holy Spirit.<ref name = "piper" /> He claimed that those who held to a single baptism in the Spirit were "quenching the Spirit."<ref name="piper" /> Indeed, towards the end of his life he urged his listeners to actively seek an experience of the Holy Spirit.  For instance, in his exposition of [[Ephesians]] 6:10–13, published in 1976, he says: <blockquote>Do you know anything of this fire? If you do not, confess it to God and acknowledge it.  Repent, and ask Him to send the Spirit and His love into you until you are melted and moved, until you are filled with his love divine, and know His love to you, and rejoice in it as his child, and look forward to the hope of the coming glory. "Quench not the Spirit", but rather "be filled with the Spirit" and "rejoice in Christ Jesus".((Sfn | Lloyd‐Jones | 1976 | p = 275))</blockquote>

Part of Lloyd-Jones's stress of the Christian's need of the baptism with the Holy Spirit was due to his belief that this provides an overwhelming assurance of God's love to the Christian, and thereby enables him to boldly witness for Christ to an unbelieving world.<ref name="piper">((citation | url = http://www.desiringgod.org/ResourceLibrary/Biographies/1462_A_Passion_for_ChristExalting_Power/ | title = A Passion for Christ-Exalting Power | first = John | last = Piper | author-link = John Piper (theologian) | date = 30 January 1991 | place = Bethlehem Conference for Pastors | publisher = [[Desiring God (ministry)]]))</ref>

Aside from his insistence that the baptism with the Spirit is a work of [[Jesus Christ]] distinct from regeneration, rather than the filling of the Holy Spirit, Lloyd-Jones also opposed [[cessationism]], claiming that the doctrine is not founded upon Scripture. In fact, he requested that [[Banner of Truth Trust]], the publishing company he co-founded, publish his works on the subject only after his death.<ref name="piper" /> Lloyd-Jones continued to proclaim the necessity of the active working of God in the world, and the need for God to miraculously demonstrate His power so that Christian preachers and others witnessing for Christ might otherwise gain a hearing in a contemporary world that is hostile to Christianity.<ref name="The Living God">((Citation | url = http://www.mlj.org.uk/emw_mag/article4.htm | title = The Living God |journal = The Evangelical Magazine of Wales |date=April 1981 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080708223118/http://www.mlj.org.uk/emw_mag/article4.htm |archive-date=8 July 2008)); editor's note confirms regular attendance at Ministers' Conferences</ref> In Lloyd-Jones's words,
((Quote |I think it is quite without scriptural warrant to say all these gifts ended with the apostles or the apostolic era.  I believe there have been undoubted miracles since then.  At the same time most of the claimed miracles by the Pentecostalists and others certainly do not belong to that category and can be explained psychologically or in other ways.  I am also of the opinion that most, if not all, of the people claiming to speak in tongues at the present time are certainly under a psychological rather than a spiritual influence.  But again I would not dare to say that "tongues" are impossible at the present time.<ref name="Letter to Dr. Gerald Golden">((Citation | title = Letter to Dr. Gerald Golden | type = letter | date = September 1969 ))((full|date=November 2021))</ref>((full|date=November 2021))))

=== Preaching ===
Lloyd-Jones seldom agreed to preach live on television – the exact number of occasions is not known, but it was most likely only once or twice.((Sfn | Lloyd‐Jones| 1971 | p = 248))  His reasoning behind this decision was that this type of "controlled" preaching, preaching that is constrained by time limits, "militates against the freedom of the Spirit."((Sfn | Lloyd‐Jones| 1971 | p = 248))  In other words, he believed that the preacher should be free to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit concerning the length of time in which he is allowed to preach. He recorded that he once asked a television executive who wanted him to preach on television, "What would happen to your programmes if the Holy Spirit suddenly descended upon the preacher and possessed him; what would happen to your programmes?"((Sfn | Lloyd‐Jones | 1971 | p = 248))

Perhaps the greatest aspect of Lloyd-Jones's legacy has to do with his preaching. Lloyd-Jones was one of the most influential preachers of the twentieth century.<ref>((Citation | url = http://jmm.aaa.net.au/articles/8527.htm | title = The Ten Greatest Preachers of The Twentieth Century | first = Michael | last = Duduit | work = Preaching Magazine| date = 5 January 2003 )) (republished by John Mark Ministries).</ref> Many volumes of his sermons have been published by Banner of Truth, as well as other publishing companies.  In his book ((Citation | title = Preaching and Preachers | publisher = Zondervan | year = 1971)), Lloyd-Jones describes his views on preaching, or what might be called his doctrine of [[homiletics]].  In this book, he defines preaching as "Logic on fire." The meaning of this definition is demonstrated throughout the book in which he describes his own preaching style that had developed over his many years of ministry.

His preaching style may be summarised as "logic on fire" for several reasons. First, he believed that the use of [[logic]] was vital for the preacher, but his view of logic was not the same as that of the [[Age of Enlightenment|Enlightenment]]. This is why he called it logic "on fire". The fire has to do with the activity and power of the Holy Spirit. He therefore believed that preaching was the logical demonstration of the truth of a given passage of Scripture with the aid, or unction, of the Holy Spirit.((Sfn | Lloyd‐Jones | 1971 | pp = 304–25))  This view manifested itself in the form of Lloyd-Jones's sermons. Lloyd-Jones believed that true preaching was always [[expository preaching|expository]].  This means he believed that the primary purpose of the sermon was to reveal and expand the primary teaching of the scripture under consideration.  Once the primary teaching was revealed, he would then logically expand this theme, demonstrating that it was a biblical doctrine by showing that it was taught in other passages in the Bible, and using logic to demonstrate its practical use and necessity for the hearer.  With this being the case, he laboured in his book ''Preaching and Preachers'' to caution young preachers against what he deemed as "commentary-style" preaching as well as "[[topical]]" preaching.((Sfn | Lloyd‐Jones | 1971 | pp = 64–80))

Lloyd-Jones's preaching style was therefore set apart by his sound exposition of biblical doctrine and his fire and passion in its delivery. He is thereby known as a preacher who continued in the [[Puritan]] tradition of experimental preaching.<ref name = "piper" /> A famous quote on the effects of Lloyd-Jones's preaching is given by theologian and preacher [[J.&nbsp;I. Packer]], who wrote that he had "never heard such preaching."  It came to him "with the force of electric shock, bringing to at least one of his listeners more of a sense of God than any other man".<ref name="piper" />

Once, while unfolding to his congregation the internal work of the Holy Spirit in the life of a Christian, Lloyd-Jones marvelled at his experience preaching. <blockquote>I say it again to the glory of God, this pulpit is the most romantic place in the universe as far as I'm concerned, and for this reason, that I never know what's going to happen when I get here. Never.  My anticipations are often falsified on both sides. This is wonderful. The temptation for the preacher, you see, is to think that if he has prepared what he regards as a good sermon, it's going to be a wonderful service, and it sometimes can be a very bad one. On the other hand, the poor man may have had a very difficult and a trying week. He may have been very ill, a thousand and one things may have happened to him, and he may go into the pulpit with fear and trembling, feeling that he hasn't done his work; he's got nothing. And it may be one of the most glorious services he has ever had the privilege of conducting. Why? Because he doesn't control the power [within of the Holy Spirit]. It varies. And not only in preaching but in daily life and experience. It is the well of water that is within us and we don't control it. It controls us.((Sfn | Lloyd-Jones The Power Within))</blockquote>

Lloyd-Jones was also an avid supporter of the [[Evangelical Library]] in London.<ref>((Citation | last = Murray | first = Iain H | title = D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones: The Fight of Faith | place = Edinburgh | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1990 | pages = 81–86; 93–97))</ref>

===Recordings Trust===
Shortly after his death, a charitable trust was established to continue Lloyd-Jones's ministry by making recordings of his sermons available. The organisation currently has 1,600 sermons available and also produces a weekly radio programme using this material.<ref>((Citation | title = Martyn Lloyd‐Jones | place = UK | url = http://www.mljtrust.org/))</ref>

==Works==
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | title = Why Does God Allow War? A General Justification of the Ways of God | publisher = Crossway (originally Hodder & Stoughton) | year = 2003 | orig-year = 1939 | isbn = 978-1-58134-469-1 | url-access = registration | url = https://archive.org/details/whydoesgodalloww0000lloy )).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = The Plight of Man and The Power of God | publisher = Marshall Pickering (originally Abingdon) | year = 1973 | orig-year = 1942 | isbn = 978-0-7208-0097-5)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Truth Unchanged, Unchanging | publisher = James Clarke (originally Revell) | year = 1956 | orig-year = 1951)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = From Fear to Faith: Studies in the Book of Habakkuk | publisher = [[Inter-Varsity Press|IVP]] | year = 2011 | orig-year = 1953 | isbn = 978-1-84474-500-5)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Authority | publisher = The Banner of Truth Trust (originally IVP) | year = 1984 | orig-year = 1958 | isbn = 978-0-8515-1386-7)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Studies in the Sermon on the Mount | publisher = Eerdmans | year = 1976 | orig-year = 1958 | isbn = 978-0-8028-0036-7|ref=none)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Faith on Trial: Studies in Psalm 73 | publisher = Christian Focus (originally IVP) | year = 2008 | orig-year = 1963 | isbn = 978-1-84550-375-8)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Spiritual Depression: Its Causes and Cures | publisher = Marshall Pickering (originally Eerdmans) | year = 1998 | orig-year = 1964 | edition = 2nd revised | isbn = 978-0-5510-3165-4)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Preaching & Preachers | publisher = Hodder & Stoughton; Zondervan | year = 1971)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Romans | volume = An Exposition of Chapters 3:20–4:25 – Atonement and Justification | publisher = Zondervan (originally Banner of Truth) | year = 1971a | orig-year = 1970 | isbn = 978-0-310-27880-1)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Romans | volume = An Exposition of Chapter 5 – Assurance | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1971b)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Romans | volume = An Exposition of Chapter 6 – The New Man | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1972)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = God's Way of Reconciliation: An Exposition of Ephesians 2 | publisher = Banner of Truth (originally Baker) | year = 1981 | orig-year = 1972 | isbn = 978-0-85151-299-0)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Life in the Spirit in Marriage, Home and Work: An Exposition of Ephesians 5:18–6:9 | publisher = Baker | year = 1973)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Romans: An Exposition of Chapter 1 — The Gospel of God | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1973)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Romans: An Exposition of Chapter 7:1–8:4 — The Law: Its Functions and Limits | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1974)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Romans: An Exposition of Chapter 8:5–17 — The Sons of God | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1974)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Romans: An Exposition of Chapter 8:17–39 — The Final Perseverance of the Saints | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1975)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = The Christian Warfare: An Exposition of Ephesians 6:10–13 | publisher = Baker | year = 1976 | place = Grand Rapids)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = The Christian Soldier: An Exposition of Ephesians 6:10–20 | publisher = Baker | year = 1977)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = God's Ultimate Purpose: An Exposition of Ephesians 1 | publisher = Baker | year = 1978)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = The Unsearchable Riches of Christ: An Exposition of Ephesians 3 | publisher = Baker | year = 1979)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Christian Unity: An Exposition of Ephesians 4:1–16 | publisher = Baker | year = 1980)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Darkness and Light: An Exposition of Ephesians 4:17–5:17 | publisher = Baker | year = 1982)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Evangelistic Sermons at Aberavon | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1983)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Expository Sermons on 2 Peter | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1983)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Joy Unspeakable: Power and Renewal in the Holy Spirit | publisher = Kingsway | year = 1984)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = The Cross: God's Way of Salvation | publisher = Crossway | year = 1986)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = The Puritans: Their Origins and Successors | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1987))
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Revival | publisher = Crossway | year = 1987)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Knowing the Times: Addresses Delivered on Various Occasions, 1942–77 | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1989)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Romans: An Exposition of Chapter 2:1–3:20 — The Righteous Judgment of God | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1989)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = What Is an Evangelical? | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1992)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = The Life in Christ: Studies in 1 John | volume = 1 – Fellowship with God | publisher = Crossway | year = 2002 | orig-year = 1993 | isbn = 978-1-58134-439-4 | editor-first = Christopher | editor-last = Catherwood))
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Life in Christ: Studies in 1 John | volume = 2 – Walking with God | publisher = Crossway | year = 1993)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Life in Christ: Studies in 1 John | volume = 3 – Children of God | publisher = Crossway | year = 1994)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Life in Christ: Studies in 1 John | volume = 4 – The Love of God | publisher = Crossway | year = 1994)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Life in Christ: Studies in 1 John | volume = 5 – Life of God | publisher = Crossway | year = 1994)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Letters: 1919–1981 | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1994)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Out of the Depths: Restoring Fellowship with God | publisher = Crossway | year = 1995)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Old Testament Evangelistic Sermons | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1996)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Romans: An Exposition of Chapter 10 — Saving Faith | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1997)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = True Happiness: An Exposition of Psalm One | publisher = Bryntirion | year = 1997)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Great Doctrines of the Bible | volume = 1: God the Father, God the Son | publisher = Crossway | year = 1996)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Great Doctrines of the Bible | volume = 2: God the Holy Spirit | publisher = Crossway | year = 1997)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Great Doctrines of the Bible | volume = 3: The Church and the Last Things | publisher = Crossway | year = 1998)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = The Life of Joy and Peace: An Exposition of Philippians | publisher = Baker Books | year = 1999 | isbn = 978-0-8010-5816-5)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = God's Way Not Ours: Sermons on Isaiah 1:1–18 | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1999)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Let Everybody Praise the Lord: An Exposition of Psalm 107 | publisher = Bryntirion | year = 1999)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Authentic Christianity: Sermons on the Acts of the Apostles | volume = 1: Acts 1–3 | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1999)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Romans | volume = An Exposition of Chapter 11 – To God's Glory | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 1999)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Romans | volume = An Exposition of Chapter 12 – Christian Conduct | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 2000)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = The Assurance of Our Salvation: Exploring the Depth of Jesus Prayer for His Own (Studies in John 17) | publisher = Crossway | year = 2000)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Heirs of Salvation: Studies in Biblical Assurance | publisher = Bryntirion | year = 2000)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Studies in the Book of Acts | volume = 1: Authentic Christianity | publisher = Crossway | year = 2000)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Studies in the Book of Acts | volume = 2: Courageous Christianity | publisher = Crossway | year = 2001)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Authentic Christianity: Sermons on the Acts of the Apostles | volume = 2: Acts 4–5 | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 2001)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = True Happiness: Psalms 1 and 107 | publisher = Crossway | year = 2001)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Life in Christ: Studies in 1 John (The Original Five Volumes in One) | publisher = Crossway | year = 2002)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Authentic Christianity: Sermons on the Acts of the Apostles | volume = 3: Acts 5:17–6:8 | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 2003)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Great Doctrines of the Bible | volume = 1–3 | publisher = Crossway | year = 2003)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Romans | volume = An Exposition of Chapter 13 – Life in Two Kingdoms | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 2003)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Romans | volume = An Exposition of Chapter 14:1–17 – Liberty And Conscience | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 2003)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Studies in the Book of Acts | volume = 3: Victorious Christianity | publisher = Crossway | year = 2003)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Studies in the Book of Acts | volume = 4: Glorious Christianity | publisher = Crossway | year = 2004)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Authentic Christianity: Sermons on the Acts of the Apostles | volume = 4: Acts 7:1–29 | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 2004)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = The All-Sufficient God: Sermons on Isaiah 40 | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 2005)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Seeking the Face of God: Nine Reflections on the Psalms | publisher = Crossway | year = 2005)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Authentic Christianity: Sermons on the Acts of the Apostles | volume = 5: Acts 7:30–60 | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 2006)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Authentic Christianity: Sermons on the Acts of the Apostles | volume = 6: Acts 8:1–35 | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 2006)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Raising Children God's Way | publisher = Banner of Truth | year = 2007)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = The Christian in an Age of Terror: Sermons for a Time of War | publisher = Kregel | year = 2008)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = The Gospel in Genesis: From Fig Leaves to Faith | publisher = Crossway | year = 2009)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled | publisher = Crossway | year = 2009)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Living Water: Studies in John 4 | publisher = Crossway | year = 2009)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = The Kingdom of God | publisher = Crossway | year = 2010)).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = The Power Within | format = audio | type = sermon | url = http://www.mljtrust.org/sermons/the-power-within/ | publisher = MLJ trust|ref=((sfnref| Lloyd-Jones The Power Within)))).
* ((Citation | last = Lloyd‐Jones | first = David Martyn | author-mask = 3 | title = Out of the Depths: Psalm 51 | publisher = Christian Focus | year = 2011)).

==References==
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===Bibliography===
* ((Citation | editor1-first = Andrew | editor1-last = Atherstone | editor2-first = David Ceri | editor2-last = Jones | title = Engaging with Martyn Lloyd-Jones: The life and legacy of "the Doctor" | place = Nottingham | publisher = IVP/Apollos | year = 2011)).
* ((cite thesis |last= Brencher |first= John Frederick |title= David Martyn Lloyd-Jones 1899-1981 and Twentieth-Century Evangelicalism |date= October 1997 |access-date= 2019-02-21 |type= PhD thesis |website= [[White Rose University Consortium]] |publisher= [[University of Sheffield]] |pages= 114–126 |url= http://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/3450/1/268279.pdf))
* Catherwood, Christopher. 2015. ''Martyn Lloyd-Jones: His Life and Relevance for the 21st Century.'' Crossway.
* ((citation |last=Eveson|first=Philip H |title=Travel With Martyn Lloyd-Jones|year=2004|publisher=[[Day One Christian Ministries|Day One]]))
* ((cite thesis |last= Lim |first= Jouhoon |title= Martyn Lloyd-Jones' View of Evangelical Unity |date= 2016-12-31 |access-date= 2019-02-21 |type= Th. M thesis |publisher= [[Flinders University]] |url= https://flex.flinders.edu.au/file/53a3078b-dc96-456f-a059-f5857e4ba093/1/Thesis_Lim_2017.pdf))
* ((cite web |last= Stevens |first= John |title= 1966 And All That: Reflections On Evangelical Unity Fifty Years After The Public Disagreement Between Martyn Lloyd-Jones And John Stott |date= 2016-10-17 |access-date= 2019-02-22 |url= http://www.john-stevens.com/2016/10/1966-and-all-that-reflections-on.html))
* ((Citation | last = Stott | first = John | year = 1992 | orig-year = 1978 | title = The message of the Sermon on the Mount: Christian counter‐culture | edition = 2nd | series = [[The Bible Speaks Today]] | editor-last = Stott | editor-first = John | publisher = Inter‐Varsity Press | url = http://www.ivpbooks.com/ | isbn = 978-0-85110-970-1)).

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* ((Citation | url = http://www.mljtrust.org/ | type = official site | title = The Martyn Lloyd-Jones Recordings Trust)).
* ((Citation | url = http://www.oneplace.com/ministries/living-grace/ | title = Living Grace Radio Program | publisher = One place)).
* ((Citation | url = http://www.misterrichardson.com/mlj.html | title = Martyn Lloyd-Jones Online | publisher = Mister Richardson | access-date = 13 January 2006 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20060830202813/http://www.misterrichardson.com/mlj.html | archive-date = 30 August 2006 | url-status = dead )).
* ((Citation | publisher = Desiring God | url = http://www.desiringgod.org/ResourceLibrary/Biographies/1462_A_Passion_for_ChristExalting_Power | first = John | last = Piper | type = sermon | title = A passion for Christ-exalting power| date = 30 January 1991 )) on Martyn Lloyd-Jones.
* ((Citation | url = http://lamblion.net/Quotations/dml_jones.htm | publisher = Lamb Lion Net | title = Quotations | first = DM | last = Lloyd-Jones | url-status = dead | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20110704234116/http://lamblion.net/Quotations/dml_jones.htm | archive-date = 4 July 2011 | df = dmy-all )).
* ((Citation | url =  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhN2VgdJp_c | type = official site | title = Dr. Lloyd-Jones documentary on George Whitefield  )).
* ((Citation | url =  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sk7ewdhjxnE&list=PLCn8_3_pc64dpSRV3zOHiUz8ozSYD2Oqk&index=6| type = official site | title = Interview with Ann Beat, daughter of Dr. M. Lloyd-Jones Stories to Tell - Ann Beat - Sunday 28 November 2021 )).
* ((Citation | url =  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8b-nbaFGQ4g  | type = official site | title = Dr. M. Lloyd-Jones interviewed by Joan Bakewell )).

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