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The
Forgotten Spurgeon - by Iain Murray
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The subject of this book is Spurgeon's thought and teaching, arising out of definite historical contexts and is not a biography; centering largely around the three major controversies of his ministry. The first concerns his early witness against a diluted evangelicalism; the second arose out of a sermon on Baptismal Regeneration, preached June 5, 1864; the third was from 1887 until his death five years later and centered around his protest against the Down-Grade movement in the churches. It is needful to re-examine the three controversies if we are to better understand what Spurgeon firmly believed concerning the direction he saw the church going in his day. Spurgeon is seen as "no genial pulpiteer and humorist, but a man of granite, who thundered out to his generation the timeless truths of the Word of God. Like John Ploughman he drove a straight furrow and from his example we may gain fresh vision and determination." | ||||||
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