rubbed at extremities with light loss to label on spine
and just a few pages of official records
He was converted to Christianity and wrote in the Scattered Nation periodical
Although her parents were professing Christians they were overwhelmed by life's responsibilities and were not active in their faith
Practical Thoughts on Victorious Christian Living
1882 C. H. SPURGEON. Autograph Printer's Galleys. The Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus - Jesus and His People as the Temple! Autograph rubbed at extremities with lightWonderful, attractive piece of Spurgeonalia, and Spurgeon at his best, waxing eloquent on the power of the resurrection and the reality of Jesus and His people as the new temple where God Himself dwells. On a personal level for Spurgeon, there was a special beauty in the resurrection of Jesus because, as he acknowledges, he was just returning from an extended sickness . . . making the promise of power, renewal, indwelling, and ultimately resurrection