1888 Charles Spurgeon Types & Emblems Puritan Baptist Night Sermons Tabernacle

1888 Charles Spurgeon Types & Emblems Puritan Baptist Night Sermons Tabernacle

 

“Oh, that something would move this great city of ours! I am afraid that at least one-third of our population is settling down in stolid indifference to all religion.”

― C.H. Spurgeon, An Exiting Enquiry, a sermon

 

A rare, late 19^th-century printing of the Puritan sermons of Charles H Spurgeon collected into a work entitled “Types and Emblems” and includes sermons with the aim: to arouse the energy and direct the efforts of Christian workers. This is an uncommon edition of Spurgeon’s sermons on Sunday and Thursday nights, done in the Metropolitan Tabernacle where he was Pastor from 1854-92.

 

This 1888 edition of ‘Types and Emblems’ includes sermons:

• The Star of Jacob
• Royal Emblems for Loyal Subjects
• A Frail Leaf
• The Helmet
• Christ the Tree of Life
• Women’s Rights – A Parable
• David’s First Victory
• And More

 

Item number: #11905

Price: $499

 

SPURGEON, Charles H.

 

Types and emblems: being a collection of sermons preached on Sunday and Thursday evenings at the Metropolitan Tabernacle.

 

London: Passmore and Alabaster, 1888.

 

Details:

• Collation: Complete with all pages
  • [8], 280
• Language: English
• Binding: Hardcover; tight & secure
• Size: ~7.25in X 5in (19cm x 13cm)

 

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