The Lost Sermons of C. H. Spurgeon Volume I Collector's Edition, Standard Print (English)
The Lost Sermons of C. H. Spurgeon Volume I Collector's Edition, Standard Print (English)
- Contains the earliest handwritten notebook sermons of Charles Haddon Spurgeon from the 1850s with full-color facsimiles
- Professional scholarly transcriptions and critical annotations by Christian George, Ph.D. from University of St. Andrews
- Previously unpublished sermons lost for nearly 160 years since Spurgeon's original 1857 publication promise
- 576-page collector's edition with single-column layout and standard print format in English
- Biographical introductions and historical context documenting Spurgeon's foundational preaching style and theological development
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The Lost Sermons of C. H. Spurgeon Volume I Collector's Edition presents the earliest notebook sermons of Charles Haddon Spurgeon, the legendary 19th-century Baptist preacher, in a meticulously curated scholarly edition. Edited by Christian George and published by B&H Academic, this 576-page collector's edition features full-color facsimiles of Spurgeon's handwritten sermon notes alongside professional transcriptions and critical annotations. These previously unpublished sermons, promised by Spurgeon himself in 1857 but lost for nearly 160 years, offer unprecedented insights into the theological development and foundational preaching style of one of Christianity's most influential ministers.
- Contains Spurgeon's earliest notebook sermons with full-color facsimiles of original handwritten notes
- Features professional transcriptions and critical annotations by editor Christian George, Ph.D.
- Includes biographical introductions and historical context from Spurgeon's early ministry period
- Standard print format in English with single-column layout across 576 pages
- Collector's edition significance as these sermons remained unpublished for nearly 160 years after Spurgeon's original 1857 publication promise
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Additional Information
UPC: 9781433649080Pages: 576Brand : LifeWayPrint Type: Standard PrintColumn Type: Single ColumnThumb Index: NoWords of Christ: BlackZippered: NoProduct Category: BiblesCondition: New
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About the Author
Christian T. George (Ph.D., University of St. Andrews, Scotland) serves as curator of The Spurgeon Library and associate'professor of historical theology at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri.'
Frequently Asked Questions
- What type of content is included in The Lost Sermons of C. H. Spurgeon Volume I Collector's Edition?
This volume includes Spurgeon's earliest notebook sermons, along with full-color facsimiles of his handwritten notes, transcriptions, and critical annotations that provide insights into his early preaching style and theological development.
- What timeframe do these sermons cover?
The sermons in this volume cover the early ministry period of Charles Haddon Spurgeon, offering a glimpse into his initial preaching career.
- What is the focus of this volume?
The focus of Volume I is to introduce readers to Spurgeon’s foundational preaching style and his theological formation during his early ministry.
- Does this edition include any special features?
Yes, this Collector's Edition includes special features such as full-color facsimiles of Spurgeon's handwritten notes, detailed transcriptions, and biographical introductions that enhance the reader's understanding of his early work.
- What makes this edition unique?
This volume offers a unique perspective by providing the initial glimpse into Spurgeon’s development as a preacher and theologian, showcasing sermons that remained unpublished for nearly 160 years.
