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According to Promise

Or, The Lord’s Method of Dealing with His Chosen People

by Charles H. Spurgeon

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  1. 01 - A Sieve Needed

    3:34

  2. 02 - The Two Seeds

    12:48

  3. 03 - The Two Lives

    14:39

  4. 04 - Differing Hopes

    11:14

  5. 05 - Persecution Consequent on the Promise

    12:04

  6. 06 - The Parting

    11:31

  7. 07 - Whose are the Promises?

    9:33

  8. 08 - The Promise a Free Gift

    9:00

  9. 09 - The Promise of God a Reality

    13:13

  10. 10 - The Peculiar Treasure of Believers

    27:48

  11. 11 - The Valuation of the Promises

    19:18

  12. 12 - The Lord's Promise - The Rule of His Giving

    16:36

  13. 13 - The Rule Without Exception

    24:34

  14. 14 - Taking Possession of the Promise

    9:09

  15. 15 - Endorsing the Promise

    5:48

  16. 16 - The Promise Used For This Life

    16:53

  17. 17 - Searching Out the Promise

    19:04

  18. 18 - The Time of the Promise

    14:18

  19. 19 - The Promises in Possession Through the Spirit

    10:19

  20. 20 - Jesus and the Promises

    9:48

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Resemblances can mislead the eye and the conscience in Charles H. Spurgeon's discussion of faith. His opening comparisons between real jewels and imitations lead into an examination of outward religious practice and inward spiritual life. Published in 1887, the book draws on the account of Abraham's sons, Isaac and Ishmael, to explain the difference between human effort and divine promise. Spurgeon uses their births as the basis for a sustained argument about grace and the source of a believer's faith.

Later passages consider how biblical promises sustain people through poverty, illness, pain and the expectation of hardship. Remembered help and confidence in future relief become examples of their value in daily experience. Spurgeon urges believers to learn Scripture closely and connect its promises with particular needs. The direct address and familiar comparisons give these devotional reflections a preacher's voice.

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Reading time
About 3 hours
Pages
89
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Sundiata, John W. Michaels, MaryAnn and others