How to bring men to ChristTorrey, R. A. (Reuben Archer)
Religion
How to bring men to Christ
Torrey, R. A. (Reuben Archer)
Evangelistic work; Witness bearing (Christianity)
“Bristling with information. As an outline of Paul’s life it
cannot be surpassed.”―_The Christian Inquirer (N. Y.)_
=_Men and Morals. Addresses._= 12mo, cloth, gilt
top. .75
CONTENTS:―Conscience; Christ and the Wants of Humanity; The
Religion of To–Day; The Evidences of Religion; Public Spirit;
Temptation; The Four Men; Youth and Age.
“Pleasant as well as profitable reading, and is just the thing
to put in the hands of a young man.... Admirable models of
sermonizing.”―_The Christian Intelligencer._
=_The Four Men._= An Address delivered to the Students
at Yale University. 16mo. Popular Vellum Series. .20
Cheaper edition, 10c.; per dozen. net, 1.00
1. The Man the World Sees.
2. The Man Seen by the Person Who Knows Him
Best.
3. The Man Seen by Himself.
4. The Man Whom God Sees.
“A better address to young persons there could hardly be, and
it could hardly have been more effective in personal delivery
than it is in print.”―_The Independent._
=_Temptation._= A Talk to Young Men. 16mo. Popular
Vellum Series. .20
Cheaper edition, 10c.; per dozen. net, 1.00
“An earnest plea for closer relations with Christ to make one
strong to resist evil.”―_The Baptist._
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=_Charles H. Spurgeon._=
_The best of the literary remains of England’s great preacher._
=_My Sermon Notes._= A Selection from Outlines of
Discourses delivered at the Metropolitan Tabernacle.
4 vols. 12mo, cloth, each $1.00; the set, boxed. $4.00
=_Vol. 1. Genesis to Proverbs._=
=_Vol. 2. Ecclesiastes to Malachi._=
=_Vol. 3. Matthew to Acts._=
=_Vol. 4. Romans to Revelation._=
=_Feathers for Arrows_=; or, Illustrations for
Preachers and Teachers. 12mo, cloth. 1.00
“The work covers a wide range of subjects. The metaphors are
always striking and frequently brilliant, while the truths that
they illustrate are such as have always formed the staple of
Mr. Spurgeon’s discourses. A choicer collection of
illustrations we do not know.”―_The Freeman._
=_Spurgeon’s Gems._= Being Brilliant Passages from His
Discourses. 12mo, cloth. 1.00
A series of earnest thoughts and graphic pictures, all of them
revealing the true greatness of the preacher’s conceptions, his
individuality and strength. Gems of great brilliancy, which
will make a permanent impression upon the mind of the reader.
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