1888 C. H. SPURGEON. A Weary Spurgeon Laments the Down-Grade Controversy to Andrew Bonar! Jonathan Edwards especially in transacting the discipline

especially in transacting the discipline of the church: & thus true judgment is often turned back & equity cannot enter: -

in ye surprizing successes in ye late bloody war

and September of the same year

some rubbing and losses as shown

All twelve are in matching blue cloth bindings and perfectly housed in a cathedral style wooden book with a wooden plaque at the bottom reading "1813 WMMS 1913" and a small metal onlay of John Wesley

1888 C. H. SPURGEON. A Weary Spurgeon Laments the Down-Grade Controversy to Andrew Bonar! Jonathan Edwards especially in transacting the disciplineThis is a very historically important letter from C. H. Spurgeon to his friend, Scottish divine, Andrew A. Bonar. This letter was written by Spurgeon shortly after submitting his letter of withdrawal from the Baptist Union over the Downgrade Controversy. Spurgeon took his stand against modernism, liberalism, and compromise of Scripture and the Atonement. But it cost him emotionally and in health. His discouragement is evident here in the present