Spurgeon's Sermons, Volume VI
Sermons · 1860
Spurgeon's Sermons, Volume VI
Sermons Preached in 1860
by Charles H. Spurgeon
50 sermons preached in 1860 by the Prince of Preachers, complete and in his own words.
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Inside this edition
- 1A Woman's Memorial
- 2The Inexhaustible Barrel
- 3The Treasure of Grace
- 4Mr. Evil-Questioning Tried and Executed
- 5Sin Immeasurable
- 6Jesus About His Father's Business
- 7Memento Mori
- 8Separating the Precious From the Vile
+ 42 more chapters
About the author
Charles H. Spurgeon
Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892), the Prince of Preachers, was converted at fifteen in a snowstorm and was pastoring London's largest congregation by twenty-two. His printed sermons fill sixty-three volumes: the largest body of work by a single Christian author in history.
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