Charles Haddon Spurgeon
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He never reminded you of somebody else. AfFedation was a quality altogether remote from his transparent nature. To his Students he said : " Gentlemen, be yourselves, but in being yourself don't be a fool. " James Payn once remarked that one of the secrets of Spurgeon's power and popularity was eloquence combined 26 CHARLES HADDON SPURGEON with what Luther and Latimer posses- sed, earnest rehgious humour. There can be no doubt that this power was enjoyed by him, and like everything else about hi...m, it was perfedly natural. Not that he deliberately went out of his way to shine by saying funny or smart things, but to him a witty some- tliing, even in the pulpit, was by no means so unpardonable as a witless nothing however solemnly it may have sounded. He was not ashamed to be reckoned in the same succession as Sydney Smith, Rowland Hill, and John Berridge — men who sometimes gave loose rein to their wit and were eminently successful in their mini^ry.
HI*S HUMOUR HIS HUMOUR At Guildford, for in^ance, on one occasion, Spurgeon preached to an overflowing congregation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He never reminded you of somebody else. AfFedation was a quality altogether remote from his transparent nature. To his Students he said : " Gentlemen, be yourselves, but in being yourself don't be a fool. " James Payn once remarked that one of the secrets of Spurgeon's power and popularity was eloquence combined 26 CHARLES HADDON SPURGEON with what Luther and Latimer posses- sed, earnest rehgious humour. There can be no doubt that this power was enjoyed by him, and like everything else about hi...m, it was perfedly natural. Not that he deliberately went out of his way to shine by saying funny or smart things, but to him a witty some- tliing, even in the pulpit, was by no means so unpardonable as a witless nothing however solemnly it may have sounded. He was not ashamed to be reckoned in the same succession as Sydney Smith, Rowland Hill, and John Berridge — men who sometimes gave loose rein to their wit and were eminently successful in their mini^ry.
HI*S HUMOUR HIS HUMOUR At Guildford, for in^ance, on one occasion, Spurgeon preached to an overflowing congregation.
What to read after Charles Haddon Spurgeon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Cunningham Burley to read onlineMoreLess
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