18110/ 1980 JOHN GILL. Expositions of the Old and New Testament. Baptist, Spurgeon Recommended. BaptistA very nice example of a fine imprint of John Gill's classic exposition. Exceptional quality binding that will last for generations. John Gill [1697 1771] was Spurgeon's pastoral predecessor at the New Park Street Chapel, later to become the Metropolitan Tabernacle. And Spurgeon highly praised his predecessor's scholarly work, saying: "For good, sound, massive, sober sense in commenting, who can excel Gill?". And Spurgeon included Gill's works in his
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We might call this the "Wesleyan" Keswick periodical
A very scarce and desirable volume recounting the life and ministry of radical revivalist
A rare and desirable autograph
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