The Lost Sermons of C. H. Spurgeon Volume III, Adults (Standard Print, English)
The Lost Sermons of C. H. Spurgeon Volume III, Adults (Standard Print, English)
- Previously unpublished sermons from Charles Haddon Spurgeon's mid-1850s ministry period, hidden for nearly 160 years
- 576-page scholarly edition with authentic facsimiles, detailed transcriptions, and critical annotations by Christian T. George
- Single column standard print format showcasing Spurgeon's evolving theological insights and Victorian-era responses
- Comprehensive editorial notes and contextual introductions designed for academic study and historical research
- Features sermons and outlines from the formative preaching period of one of Christianity's most influential Baptist preachers
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The Lost Sermons of C. H. Spurgeon Volume III presents previously unpublished sermons from the mid-1850s by Charles Haddon Spurgeon, the renowned 19th-century Baptist preacher. This 576-page scholarly edition, edited by Christian T. George and published by LifeWay, features authentic facsimiles, detailed transcriptions, and critical annotations of sermons that remained hidden for nearly 160 years. The collection showcases Spurgeon's maturing theological insights and his thoughtful engagement with the social and religious challenges of his era, providing invaluable glimpses into the early ministry development of one of Christianity's most influential preachers.
- Contains authentic sermons and outlines from Spurgeon's formative preaching period in the mid-1850s
- Features comprehensive editorial notes, contextual introductions, and scholarly transcriptions for academic study
- Demonstrates Spurgeon's evolving theological thought and responses to contemporary Victorian-era issues
- Edited by Christian T. George, curator of The Spurgeon Library and associate professor at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
- Standard print format with single column layout and 576 pages of historically significant content
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Additional Information
UPC: 9781433650932Pages: 576Brand : LifeWayYear: 2019Age Level: AdultsPrint 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 content is included in The Lost Sermons of C. H. Spurgeon Volume III?
This volume includes sermons and outlines preached by C. H. Spurgeon during the mid-1850s, highlighting his evolving theological insights and engagement with contemporary social and religious issues.
- What special features does this volume offer?
The volume offers detailed editorial notes, contextual introductions, and transcriptions of the sermons, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of Spurgeon's early ministry.
- How does this volume contribute to understanding Spurgeon's ministry?
This volume showcases Spurgeon's maturing theological insights and his responses to the social and religious challenges of his time, offering invaluable context for understanding his later works.
- Who edited The Lost Sermons of C. H. Spurgeon Volume III?
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 were these sermons unpublished for so long?
These sermons were promised for publication by Spurgeon himself in 1857 but remained unpublished for nearly 160 years due to various historical and editorial challenges.
