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2,200 Quotations from the Writings of Charles H. Spurgeon: Arranged Topically or Textually and Indexed by Subject, Scripture, and People is unavailable, but you can change that!

Tom Carter began reading Spurgeon in his late teens, picking out striking statements from the nineteenth-century British pastor’s sermons and quoting them in his Bible teaching. After spending ten years reading all of Spurgeon’s 3,561 sermons, Tom compiled this book of 2,200 quotations. The quotations are alphabetically arranged by subject, with a section on specific Scripture texts, from Genesis...

Pulpit (Pasadena, Tex.: Pilgrim Publications, Vol. 2, pp. 161–168). Spurgeon’s preaching was so popular that he occasionally begged the members of his congregation to stay away from church so that newcomers might hear him. The sermon given on the evening of August 10, 1879, reports that “the regular congregation unanimously left their seats to be occupied by strangers, who crowded the building to its utmost capacity” (The Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit [Pasadena, Tex.: Pilgrim Publications] Vol.
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