The Lost Sermons of C. H. Spurgeon Volume II, Standard Print (English)
The Lost Sermons of C. H. Spurgeon Volume II, Standard Print (English)
- Contains previously unpublished sermons from Charles Spurgeon's early ministry at Waterbeach (1851-1854) with scholarly annotations
- 560-page volume edited by Christian T. George featuring meticulously transcribed sermons with critical analysis and historical context
- Documents Spurgeon's theological development during his formative rural pastorate years before Metropolitan Tabernacle ministry
- Part of multi-volume series bringing to light sermons promised for publication in 1857 but unpublished for nearly 160 years
- Published by B&H Academic with comprehensive editorial commentary tracing the growth of one of history's most influential Baptist preachers
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Description
The Lost Sermons of C. H. Spurgeon Volume II presents previously unpublished sermons from Charles Haddon Spurgeon's early pastoral ministry at Waterbeach between 1851-1854. This 560-page scholarly edition, edited by Christian George and published by B&H Academic, features meticulously transcribed sermons with critical annotations and historical context that illuminate Spurgeon's theological development during his formative years. The volume includes editorial commentary and reflections that trace the growth of one of history's most influential Baptist preachers during his rural church pastorate, providing invaluable insights into the shaping of his later renowned ministry at Metropolitan Tabernacle.
- Contains early sermons from Spurgeon's Waterbeach pastorate (1851-1854) with comprehensive editorial annotations
- Features 560 pages of transcribed content with critical analysis and historical context
- Edited by Christian T. George, curator of The Spurgeon Library and associate professor at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
- Documents Spurgeon's development in preaching and pastoral care during his rural ministry years
- Part of the multi-volume series bringing to light sermons promised for publication in 1857 but unpublished for nearly 160 years
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Additional Information
UPC: 9781433686825Pages: 560Preferred Location: SCLSBrand : LifeWayPrint Type: Standard PrintColumn Type: Single ColumnThumb Index: NoWords of Christ: BlackZippered: NoCondition: 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 content does Volume II of The Lost Sermons of C. H. Spurgeon include?
Volume II features early sermons from Spurgeon’s pastorate in Waterbeach, covering the years 1851-1854, and highlights his development in preaching and pastoral care.
- What special features are included in this volume?
This volume includes editorial annotations, historical context, and personal reflections that provide deeper insights into Spurgeon's early ministry and theological growth.
- What makes this volume unique?
It uniquely highlights Spurgeon's growth during his formative years in a small rural church setting, offering readers a glimpse into the development of his later prominent ministry.
- Who edited The Lost Sermons of C. H. Spurgeon Volume II?
The volume is edited by Christian George, who serves as the curator of The Spurgeon Library and is an associate professor of historical theology.
- Why is this series important for understanding Spurgeon's work?
This series sheds light on Spurgeon's early sermons that were promised for publication in 1857 but remained unpublished for nearly 160 years, providing invaluable insights into his theological development and pastoral practices.
