1889 – Saint and His Saviour – Charles Spurgeon | Victorian, Puritan Sermons

In “The Saint and His Saviour,” the “Prince of Preachers” Charles Spurgeon describes through the whole process of the Holy Spirit’s work in a believer’s life. Beginning with one’s first experience of the Lord, these classic sermons also discuss various issues such as conversion, your completeness in Christ, and the purpose of trials. Extremely practical for the believer, Spurgeon’s passion also serves as a challenge to the non-Christian. Spurgeon’s words are lightly edited for today’s readers, and the volume comes complete with a helpful overview of Spurgeon’s life.

Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Saint and his Saviour : the progress of the soul in the knowledge of Jesus
• Author(s): Charles Haddon Spurgeon
• Publisher: London, Hodder and Stoughton
• Edition: 1889 edition.
• Binding: Maroon cloth hardcover
• Format: (8vo), single volume
• Size:  8 in x 5.5 in (20 cm x 14 cm)
• Collation: viii, 334, [10] pp
• Contents Include:
  • Conversion and the Christian Life
  • The Believer’s Completeness in Christ
  • Trials and Spiritual Testing

Condition:

Very Good. Maroon cloth binding remains secure with light wear at corners and spine edges. Pages are complete and generally clean with typical age toning. Portrait frontispiece present.

Why Collect This?

• 19th century sermon collection by Charles H. Spurgeon
• Appealing to collectors of theology and sermon literature

Item Number: #50168