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‘a great textuary who studied the sacred oracles above all other things’

Added to these are the penetrating and valuable book reviews which he contributed to The Westminster Theological Journal during the period 1939-1953

Spurgeon's Practical Wisdom or Plain Advice for Plain People William Gurnall ’ that is used inIt has sometimes been said that Christians are too heavenly minded to be of any earthly use. While that may apply to some, it could never be said of Charles Haddon Spurgeon. Spurgeon combined heavenly mindedness with zeal to improve the lot of ordinary people. At the height of his ministry there were dozens of enterprises associated with his Metropolitan Tabernacle that served the spiritual and practical needs of men and women, boys and girls.