Life And Works Of Charles H Spurgeon Being A Graphic Account Of The Greatest Preacher Of Modern Times To Which Is Added A Vast Collection Of His Eloquent Sermons Brilliant Writings And Witty Sayings By Henry Davenport Northrop

His boyhood and early life; wonderful success in London; preaching to vast audiences at the Crystal Palace, Surrey Music Hall and in the open air; famous Metropolitan Tabernacle; pastor's college, orphanage, etc., etc., containing personal anecdotes, vivid descriptions of his appearance and characteristics; last sickness and death; magnificent tributes, etc., etc., to which is added a vast collection of his eloquent sermons, brilliant writings, and witty sayings. - T.p.

This in-depth account of the life of the Reformed Baptist pastor is a fantastic resource for studying one of the greatest preachers of the 19th century. The book covers Spurgeon’s adolescence, pastorship at the New Park Street Chapel, growing popularity as he preached to vast audiences at the famed Crystal Palace, the construction of the Metropolitan Tabernacle, and the founding of the Pastors’ College (now Spurgeon’s College) in London. In addition to outlining Spurgeon’s 38-year career as a pastor, this book also contains excerpts from his many sermons, commentaries and other written works.

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